Tips To Get More Views and Increase Your Status at HP

These tips might apply to many of our new Hubbers that are willing to catch up with Senior writers who never thought of writing this hub. Or maybe some did but on a different approach to the matter. We wrote it as a courtesy and with a' lending hand' spirit. There is nothing wrong in sharing some tips as many did before with us. We were taught and we want to give back as well. Hopefully this hub will reach to that 'newbie.' who might've been asking some questions and never found them.

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Follow as many as you can. Be selective, start with your colleagues and then broaden your search. You can look for writers and artists. If you are into poetry, you can follow Maya Angelou's followers or so. If you love music, follow the industry and get involved.

• Tip: retweet (RT) important tweets from people you think might follow you back with a thank you note. You will increase your followers by the day. Learn about tagging your postings and drop just to send #FF, or a shout out to your new 'cyber buddies.'

Whenever you are responding or commenting, try to go above those 'two paragraphs' commenting. An internal crawler will detect the quality of your comments and will penalize you with some points.

• Tip: Have a site like Thesaurus.com with synonyms and antonyms handy for words that you don't want to use over an over. If you jot down a technical word, your score will stay constant; remember the rich content flag that they told you about?

Be appreciative and pay back a visit to them. Even though is organic, sharing is vital for traffic. Think of working bees moving around. One bee wouldn't be able to finish the daily task.

• Tip: retweet (RT), and share at least five hubs from your fellow writer. The momentum of sharing will pay off in the long run

Line up your backlinking sites and get ready to share your hubs with the world. We need to do this to make up for the SEO that some of our hubs lack. Unless you are SEO literate, you can leave this task to the average Hubber

• Tip: Be ready to use your skills of copying and pasting. Time can be consumming if you just type word by word. You signed in to this Site with some background or self taught writing (hubbing)

By now you have a blogger account, and have made some improvements. Make sure to learn how to use the basics of HTML. Is part of your homework as a future Freelance writer.

Here is a brief explanation, so you can avoid that class(and the fee) just to brag about some programming of html-5 that could've taken you to a local community college just to learn that Spreadsheet, Powerpoint, Photoshop, or HTML.

Keeping "a" and "href" separated is case sensitive. If you don't follow this sintaxis your link won't work.

Your hub's URL is the address of the hub you want to link in the HTML platform. Your readers will be able to read YOUR TITLE only. Just test it and see how easy it can get. Forget about the meaning of </a> or href, this is web designing language and was already set from the beginning of the Internet. Is like Arnold saying, "Hasta la vista...." and you think he already knows Spanish, huh?

Screenshots are needed every now and them as you grow with us. Sometimes you will need a screenshot of a page. We did use them when the Big E attacked our hubs.

On our Laptop we look for the FN function that is at your left hand -- right under your left palm that meets your wrist; if we are not wrong is usually spotted to the right of the control CTRL function key. Then look for the key : [PRTSC-SYSRQ] is usually to the right of the F12 key. Emulating the CTRL +C for 'copying' this time you will press these two keys one after another:

FN>>>then>>PRTSC-SYSRQ]

This process will lock the screen in front of you. Open a 'Paint' or 'Photoshop' and paste the captured shot as you normally do on an adobe PDF reader.

You can sign in to http://Paper.li and create your own tabloid. The process is similar to opening a Word press or Blogger account. The good thing about Paper.li is its connectivity with Twitter. Tagging is the key. One time we tagged TMZ and an artist appeared in our Paper.li tabloid and after exchanging some tweets, he eventually gave us an interview. How cool was that?

You left this page learning something. We have had the advantage of knowing html and our math. The rest is up to you. Every day we learn something, and it feels good when you share it. Thanks for reading us!