topic Re: separate subdomains in Blog, Website & Page Publishing

separate subdomains

svedicHealing — Fri, 22 Dec 2023 11:38:14 GMT

i have connected my domain with hubspot and its as below.

blog : spiritual.shreevedichealing.com

web : spititual.shreevedichealing.com

landing page : spititual.shreevedichealing.com

i want to make it seprate/differnt for all three

Re: separate subdomains

PamCotton — Fri, 22 Dec 2023 17:08:22 GMT

Hello @svedicHealing, Happy Friday!

Currently, If you have a CMS Hub Enterprise subscription, you can host up to 10 additional brand domains. You can learn more about the domain configuration supported for each account level.

If you have a CMS Hub Enterprise or Marketing Hub Enterprise subscription, you can add additional brand domains by purchasing the domain limits increase or the Business Units add-on. If you would like to purchase an add-on, please speak to your Customer Success Manager or contact HubSpot Sales.

After adding your new brand domain, you can connect any subdomain for this brand domain as a primary or secondary domain for your content.

If you're trying to change the brand domain used to host your existing content, you can learn more about replacing a brand domain instead.

I want to invite our top experts to this conversation, @Josh. @Jnix284, @mangelet any recommendations to @svedicHealing?

Thank you,

Pam

Re: separate subdomains

Jnix284 — Thu, 04 Jan 2024 17:01:55 GMT

@svedicHealing While having more than one brand domain requires CMS Enterprise as @PamCotton shared, it is possible to have unique subdomains with the CMS Hub Professional Subscription (or Marketing Hub Pro).

With CMS Hub Free and Starter, you can only connect one brand domain and the subdomain has to be the same for all content types.

With CMS Hub Professional, you could keep shreevedichealing.com as your brand domain, but you could then have different subdomains.

This would allow you to have something like this:

blog : blog.shreevedichealing.com

web : spiritual.shreevedichealing.com

landing page : offers.shreevedichealing.com

Understand Subscription limits - here's a snapshot for CMS Hub:

However, my recommendation would be not to use subdomains at all - this is best when you have a very large established brand (like HubSpot), but can actually be detrimental to the SEO for domains with less authority.

I would recommend this instead:

1 - use www.shreevedichealing.com as your brand domain, using the "www" subdomain will be easier than making it unique.

2 - use the blog settings to configure your Blog Slub as "blog" which will result in this URL:

www.shreevedichealing.com/blog

3 - for landing pages, continue to use www.shreevedichealing.com and configure the individual page slugs to have unique URLs, example:

www.shreevedichealing.com/spiritual-healing-offer

Hope this helps!