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How does the 'scoring' of a hub work?


One of my hubs has a score of 100 today but shows NO visits in the past 24 hours. I have another hub with a score in the 80's but this hub shows almost 200 visits in 24 hours. I am assuming visits are an indication of popularity - am I right? But I do not understand who determines the score on a hub or what criteria goes into the system of scoring a hub.

 

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    Susan Ream (Mekenzie) 4 years ago

    Hi Faith, The "evergreen" helps are so AWESOME! I've been going through my hubs bit by bit and updating them. I appreciate ALL of the help from the hubpages staff - they are AWESOME! Wish someone held a clear answer to this question though. :)
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