Aside from ExpertsColumn, I also write for HubPages, Squidoo, Triond, Wikinut and other publishing sites. Every time I share my published articles or columns from those publishing sites I am connected with, I applied the following: I wrote a short summary of the article and included the URL link of the article. Or I used the article title at which the URL link of the article is inserted.
At Hubpages I asked about the right way “how to share hubs” to our blog sites and other publishing sites. I might say that this is also useful for other writers who are also writing for Hubpages – read what Chloe says – she is one of the best and top hubbers at HubPages with a score of 100. She’s only 22 years old and a fifth year senior planning to graduate this December with a degree in creative writing. And has published at least 80 original of unique and good quality contents hubs at Hubpages.
Chloe says, “Hubpages prides itself in its reputation of interesting unique content on the internet. And rightly so, it ranks better in google if you have an article in one place instead of in several. With different usernames on different websites google can’t always tell if an article is written by the same person and can assume the article has been plagiarized.
“If an article is plagiarized, its value goes down because the author cannot be verified. You can link to your hubpages article from these other sites and write a short teaser or summary but most other sites don’t like it when you post just a teaser unless it’s a personal blog and then you can do whatever you want.
“If you want to use similar information somewhere else you have to completely re-write your article – you can check it on copyscape.com to see if it triggers for duplicate content as a safeguard before you publish. So you have to determine where the best place to post each article is.”
Hubpages is different – if they spotted a portion of the hub you published here, or on other publishing sites or on your blog site – HubPages will immediately unpublished the hub you first published on their site, no matter how long the hub was published on their site.
From I learned the following:
- the reputation of unique content on the Internet
- the posibility for better ranking in Google
- the value of plagiarized and copied article
- the use of copyscape.com for duplicate content
- the importance of re-writing the article
Now all hubbers of HubPage have their own Hubpage domain name. I created mine as that caters my first ten hubs. At hubpage – a hubber can ask questions and is welcome to hubpage forum group. A hubber earns from Hubpages AdProgram, Ebay Sales and Amazon Sales. Hubpages.com is also hosting contest of different subject topics such as article writing, short story writing (fiction or non-fiction), poetry writing, photos and videos, books and ebooks writing and many more.
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