Freelance Writing on HubPages
And here we are for the first post of July! There have been some good things happening recently. HubPages is becoming more and more popular, which is good for all of us writers who are using their page rank power to get good AdSense income, as well as affiliate sales. Ranking high in the search engines quickly is one of the huge advantages of writing for HubPages as opposed to someone else.Well I have four new hubs, but I'm only sharing three. Part of the reason for this is that I think I found keyword gold with one, and I want to test this out and see what the results are (as well as solidify my rankings) before I even consider opening up the competition on that particular keyword. But that still leaves three good hubs that I have written and am in the process of gathering initial links for. So without further ado, here are the three:
Outdoor Plaques
House Name Plaques
The Ultimate Tea Diet
Obviously I'm testing out a lot of plaque keywords. This actually came about because I had a friend who worked sales for a company that did garden plaques, trophies, custom engravings, etc. It turns out that while somewhat competitive, many of these keywords are (in theory) achievable, especially when starting with the extra strength of a HubPage.
On the other hand, the Ultimate Tea Diet hub is also shooting for a possible niche that could be open, while also providing a link to an eHow article of mine, promoting two different pages that could make me income. I'm hoping to do this with many Hubs in the future. Instead of coming up with new ideas for Hubs, why not look at my 100+ eHow articles for topics, hit the niche, and then also give a link back to my eHow articles?
The combination of both to push my work up the SERPs and make money off of both I think is a great way to make passive income online and build a really solid network of articles and sites that are working for me. Anyway, that's the update for now. Keep writing, and if you haven't started out on HubPages yet, SIGN UP HERE and get started. The sooner you start (even if it is sporadic, as my early efforts were) the sooner you get to your goals.
