I have a series of about 40 website pages that I need to convert into blog posts. I’ve read on that, due to differences in templating, there is no quick & easy fix. However, HubSpot has recently released a neat “remix” feature that uses AI to power users to do this… seemingly.
The remix feature, regardless of prompt inputs or “brand voice” or whatever, cannot simply take all the content of a website page and paste into a blog post format. It always modifies or summarizes it.
Does anyone have any workarounds to this? Or know of any ways I might be able to convert a website page into a blog post without manually going through 40+ pages to copy+paste into the blog template?
Hi @bearons
Thank you for reaching out to the Community!
I’d like to invite some community members who are subject matter experts to join this conversation. @Shubham_Sharma@ArisudanTiwari@karstenkoehler - Would you be able to share any insights on this? Your expertise would be greatly appreciated.
Best,
Victor
My client previously had an employee create a bunch of blog posts as Website Pages instead of actual blog posts. As such, these old pages no longer match with the new design we’ve just developed for their blog, nor do they show up in the Related Blogs module.
I would like to just copy+paste the content into the blog post template, essentially, without having to do that manually for 40 separate blog posts. I don’t need the layout of the existing webpage, though I understand how it might be tricky to extract the content without.
Export the HTML of website pages. Use HubSpot’s blog importer (normally for WordPress, Blogger, etc.) but feed it your exported content. Some formatting clean-up will still be required, but it reduces repetitive manual copy-pasting.
Even with automation, you’ll likely need some manual formatting touch-ups after migration.