This review describes how the HubPages platform can be revived through a collective effort where its authors can control The Arena Group (NYSE: AREN) through voting rights. HubPages authors can take ownership of The Arena Group since its market capitalization has dwindled significantly.
I begin by reviewing the history that led to where we are now and then discuss how HubPages authors can gain complete control.
By understanding and utilizing the features of HubPages, you can significantly improve your success. Drawing from my experience with HubPages since 2009, I can help you tap into this potential. The pointers described in this article will help you learn what you need to know.
This article provides 12 practical strategies to help your articles stand out professionally and generate ad revenue from organic search traffic. You will achieve the best results when you help people who search for answers online.
It's better to put effort into writing stellar quality content that ranks well with Google and let the algorithm bring the readers from search results.
HubPages is part of The Arena Group (formally Maven). They only accept high-quality magazine-style articles that attract organic traffic from search engines. Income is earned from advertising, so writers can concentrate on creating quality content without spending time promoting their work.
However, changes made by the Arena Group have impaired the platform's performance for writers, so its future is questionable.
This is an explanation of what type of content works best on either platform. I also include answers to questions people ask about these publishing sites.
In April 2018, HubPages' staff invited me to Maven's conference with 25 HubPages authors to discuss plans for the merged companies. It gave me the opportunity to meet some of the key players and ask questions.
Since then, Maven has been taken over by The Arena Group, a publicly traded content platform (NYSE: AREN) that now hosts our articles.
This article reviews what I learned at that three-day conference, with an update on the latest experience since Maven became The Arena Group.
