Currently, whatever the page or blog post title is, the title tag <title> is the same. This is extremely limiting. A great strategy I use to increase CTR is to use different words and even brackets. However, I don't want these in my post title. Instead, I would like to be able to have a longer, more explanatory title on the site.
When a person arrives on a blog post, it is important to have the title to explain what they are getting. However, you can't always do that in 600 pixels Arial font 16px, which is what Google use for title in the listing. A succesful strategy that I have been using for a few years now is using bracket and other simples to increase CTR and having the title longer. Having a longer title also helps you to incorporate a secondary keyword phrase, which is another successful SEO strategy I use.
With the use of Yoast plugin, WordPress sites have had this ability for almost ever, but HubSpot's CRM pigeon holes you into only having a title that fits in Google's search titles.
The workaround that can be applied is to use the HTML version of the blog template. For the custom page title, go and add a custom parameter inside of the "additional <head> markup" section of the template.
This way, you will be able to choose what title you want to use for the page title rather than the blog title.
{% text "page_title" label="Page Title", value="", export_to_template_context=True %}
After you create & give the final touches to your blog template, do the following
In the left sidebar menu, click theActionsdropdown menu and selectClone to HTML. The template in HTML will open in a new tab.
Inside this new HTML template that you generated from your blog template, you will see that there is the <title> tag set by HS like shown in the screenshot.
Replace that line with the following script in order to use the custom parameter as the page title. I put another else condition to cover the case when there is no custom page title provided by the editor ( the default value set by HS is used in that case ).
Thanks Shamaleyte this is a good workaround. It appears that even when you fil the field in your module it will be considered as empty and HS will display the default title in <title>. And without the condition the <title> is just blank. Did you encounter this problem or is it working fine with your template?
Pierre2, it seamlessly worked for me. Try to see if you really have the custom parameter in place by checking the Developer info. Look for widget_data.page_title.body.value OR the parameter that you created. Probably, the structure is a bit different in your case and it is considered empty.
So I have work it out with the HS team and it looks like the issue was that the page_title widget was being defined after it was being referenced which was causing the issue. By moving it up to the top it resolves the issue. Thanks again.
Definitely +1 to this one. It's incredibly annoying that by 2019 Hubspot still doesn't permit you to choose a different title tag to the actual blog entry title.
For Landing Pages, you can create an internal name which is different to the name of the landing page <title> tag. Could this functionality be used for blogs? It would be helpful in instances where you have different blogs with different languages to have the internal blog names in English (or any other preferred language) so we can understand which blog it is that is performing if we don't speak the language of the blog i.e. if it is in German.
Is there any update on progress from HubSpot around the separation of post title and title tags. This seems absurd to me from an SEO perspective that this is not already part of the platform SEO. In terms of SEO best practices, HubSpot is not current with this issue. Please fix this ASAP. Clients are paying you a lot of money for a deficient CMS.
Hi all! We are currently in the process of building a feature that allows a blog post title and <title> tag to be different.
When this functionality goes to beta, I will update the status here. At that time, if you and your team are interested in participating in the beta, please reach out to me via direct message with your portal's Hub ID.
The ability to set a different H1 from <title> tag in blog posts is now in beta. Those who have already requested access should now see an option to "Customize page title" in their blog post settings tabs. Clicking this button will expose a secondary title field that allows the user to set a different H1 from <title> tag in their post.
If you are interested in joining this beta and have not already reached out to me, please send me a message with your Hub ID and I will add you to the beta. Feedback is welcome!
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