When it comes to blogs in Hubspot. Since we can only have one listing page, I am wondering how can I create other pages where I can see different listings filtered by tags?
I have a blog menu with different topics, when I click on the menu item that says "Programming" for instance I would love to be able to go to a page where I can find all posts that had "programming" as their tag.
Hi @AzharBondi Happy to help clarify how the HubSpot blog is configured.
All of their blogs are on the subdomain blog.hubspot.com, but rather than one blog with tags for Service, Marketing, Sales, etc. they have created individual blogs for each of their "topics" and have tags within those individual blogs.
so the service blog is blog.hubspot.com/service
You can certainly create multiple blogs to create a similar concept - I would recommend using company.com/blog/service rather than the subdomain (blog.company.com) unless you're working with a brand that has significant authority like HubSpot - Google will treat each subdomain uniquely, so your blog traffic won't help your website if they aren't on the same subdomain.
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@drewspotshubs this is not currently possible in HubSpot. The Tag pages all use the blog listing template as the basis, same with Author pages.
If you want unique/custom pages for each tag, you would need to create a website page that is published to the blog.url.com and then use redirects for the tag URLs
For example, you could create blog.url.com/charity and then redirect /tag/charity to that page. You'd need to recreate the post preview functionality for each tag, once you do that, the options are limitless with how you can design the page.
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@drewspotshubs this is not currently possible in HubSpot. The Tag pages all use the blog listing template as the basis, same with Author pages.
If you want unique/custom pages for each tag, you would need to create a website page that is published to the blog.url.com and then use redirects for the tag URLs
For example, you could create blog.url.com/charity and then redirect /tag/charity to that page. You'd need to recreate the post preview functionality for each tag, once you do that, the options are limitless with how you can design the page.
If my reply answered your question please mark it as a solution to make it easier for others to find.
the filter worked perfectly using the URL syntax you provided. Now, I am wondering since I am using a menu, and for SEO purposes I would love to have not only the tag's name (which happens to be the submenu item's name as well) but also the menu item's name on the URL. So instead of my url looking like this : https://blog.randomexample.com/tag/difficult
@AzharBondi this isn't possible that I know of without an extensive workaround where you create new website pages with the URL you want and then redirect the tag URLs to those pages.
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in many pages that look like listing pages when we only can create one listing page and the other type of pages possible to create is posts pages! This is what is confusing me ! Am I missing something?
Hi @AzharBondi Happy to help clarify how the HubSpot blog is configured.
All of their blogs are on the subdomain blog.hubspot.com, but rather than one blog with tags for Service, Marketing, Sales, etc. they have created individual blogs for each of their "topics" and have tags within those individual blogs.
so the service blog is blog.hubspot.com/service
You can certainly create multiple blogs to create a similar concept - I would recommend using company.com/blog/service rather than the subdomain (blog.company.com) unless you're working with a brand that has significant authority like HubSpot - Google will treat each subdomain uniquely, so your blog traffic won't help your website if they aren't on the same subdomain.
If my reply answered your question please mark it as a solution to make it easier for others to find.