In November, I earned $104.21 in Adsense income and another $17 in eBay income. Although not a huge amount of money, the eBay income was a nice surprise.  I am benefiting from the changes eBay has made to its associates program.

The longer I continue to write “hubs” at Hubpages, the better I get at writing them for search traffic and for maximum exposure. For example, one key thing I’ve started doing is linking between similarly-themed hubs. At the end of one hub, I’ll link to five or six other articles that I think may interest the reader.

This is a great way to keep traffic moving between your hubs and to gain more page views. And more page views means more clicks.

The other thing I’ve learned is that quality counts. If you write higher quality hubs, you’ll get more traffic, more comments, and higher scores, all things that help create sustainable pageviews to your work. But that doesn’t mean you can ignore strong, keyword rich titles. A little keyword research will take you a long way.

I now see that Hubpages can be a very good place to make money online–it’s not only useful for back links, which is what a lot of people expect from the site.  Hubpages is a great website to integrate into your overall Internet content strategy, whatever it may be.  I think every blogger, business owner, or anyone who wants an internet presence at all will benefit from joining and writing at Hubpages.  Besides, once you get the hang of it, the site has a really easy publishing system and there’s an engaged community that likes to help each other out.

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1. Hubpages Income Report for December 2009
2. Hubpages Income Report: June 2010
3. 5 Ways to Make More Money on Hubpages