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Who is the brand?   Diary of a Kitchen Lover by Chef T is a culinary brand built on the passion and creativity of a talented chef who shares her love for food through recipes, cooking tutorials, and engaging storytelling. The brand represents authenticity, warmth, and the joy of bringing people together through delicious meals.   Who is their audience?   The audience consists of food enthusiasts, home cooks, and aspiring chefs who want to explore new recipes, improve their cooking skills, and create meaningful connections with family and friends through food. They value authenticity, simplicity, and a personal touch in their culinary journey.   What challenge are they helping their audience to overcome? How are they doing it?   Diary of a Kitchen Lover helps its audience overcome the challenge of feeling overwhelmed in the kitchen and struggling to make meals that are both delicious and achievable. Chef T accomplishes this by: • Sharing easy-to-follow recipes that use accessible ingredients. • Posting cooking tutorials and tips that simplify complex culinary techniques. • Inspiring creativity by encouraging followers to put their unique spin on meals. • Fostering a sense of community where cooking becomes less intimidating and more enjoyable.   Through her engaging content and passion for food, Chef T empowers her audience to feel confident, connected, and fulfilled in their culinary endeavors. This storytelling approach showcases her brand’s mission to make cooking a joyful and memorable experience. ... Mostrar más

Managing your Hurricane Window website effectively on HubSpot involves utilizing its tools to enhance user experience and drive traffic. Optimize your website with SEO-focused blogs about impact windows, hurricane preparedness, and installation benefits. Use HubSpot's lead capture forms to convert visitors into customers. Engage users with email marketing, showcasing promotions, and testimonials. Finally, track performance with analytics to refine strategies and boost conversions consistently. Let me know if you'd like detailed guidance! ... Mostrar más

I need guidance on managing my i Wood Decor website, Communityhubspot.com. Could you provide tips on optimizing it for better user engagement, showcasing our custom furniture designs, and improving functionality? Additionally, advice on managing product listings, integrating social media, and enhancing the site's SEO for increased visibility would be greatly appreciated. Your expertise will help elevate our online presence and customer experience. ... Mostrar más

Please add Appointments to the main menu. The custom objects are visible but not the native Appoinments object. ... Mostrar más

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It would be nice that in the community page after answering the survey the system would not prompt you again. thanks es: Your survey answers were not submitted because you have already responded. ... Mostrar más

Hello HubSpot, please include Customer Portal as an idea category option when submitting Ideas to the Idea Board. Thanks.     ... Mostrar más

I have integration between my HusbSpot & ZoomInfo progams, but i have lost the plugin that allows me access to ZI from within HS?  I have this integration with ZI & LinkedIn where this image came fro, but this dissapeard on me in HS last week?   Any suggestions?   ... Mostrar más

Hi all! I noticed that even though referencing properties are completely supported for calculated properties there is a big lack of functions that restricts the immense potential that could've been. I know atleast two things that I wish for on the monthly when dealing with calculated properties. 1. We do not have a case_when() / switch(). If you want to categorize something you will have to use nested if() functions... basically one if() function for each distinct category option, which becomes very quickly illegible. 2. We do not have any functions that are dynamical in relation to time dimensions. If I would like to have a categorization dependent on current time (e.g. recent customers are when close date is in year(today())), I will have to hardcode the time I would like to base my condition on (in the example at current writing "2024"). And every new year I would have to change the calculated property, since it is hardcoded... Here functions like "today()", "lastXtimedim(X,timedim)" would be very nice to have. I think calculated properties could become a very essential/value creating tool which in turn would enable/expand a lot of other options for workflows as well if we get more extensive functions to work with (once they work in these aspects). All the best, W ... Mostrar más