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Based on the recent updates of the Instagram social media channel, the new dimensions for Instagram posts are 1015 x 1350 px. However, when we try to schedule / publish our posts through Hubspot, we can't proceed since it's not accepted (based on the previous submitted dimensions). More info here: https://www.socialmediatoday.com/news/instagram-image-dimensions-2025-infographic/738574   It would be nice if Hubspot included the new dimensions soon, so we can schedule all of our future Instagram posts simultaneously. ...read more

Hello,   Is there any way you could add account Engagement Rate % and post ER % to the social media reporting dashboards? This is a basic metric for most social media reporting tools and would make life so much easier for social media managers as it cuts out human error in calculation, especially when trying to work out an account's overall ER.   Rightly or wrongly, most brand's use ER as a main KPI, so I'm sure it would be well recieved by others!   Thank you.  ...read more

Limit of one campaign tagAllowing multiple campaign tags for a single social media post in HubSpot would significantly improve our ability to track and report on social media performance. For example, a post about World Water Week could be relevant to several campaigns - such as awareness days, a specific project, and a targeted call to action. Currently, HubSpot only permits tagging one campaign per post, forcing us to choose just one, even when the content serves multiple purposes. The ability to tag multiple campaigns would provide a more accurate view of engagement and performance across different campaigns, enhancing both reporting and analytics. ...read more

HubSpot needs to have an approval process for Social Posts that send notifications for post approval to authorized users. User A drafts a post and submits it for approval User B gets a notification (email, slack, push, sms etc) that an approval is pending User B can approve or deny post ...read more

HubSpot says that LinkedIn boosted posts can't be tracked, but we've had some that do seem to track properly, even to the contact-tracking level. Others show contact tracking as pending or with an error, likely because of @ mentions included in the post (would love to see a resolution to this limitation).   The fact that some are tracking properly while other's aren't is making our social tracking a mess. Some are tracking as organic while others are paid; some we get granular tracking for, while others we get none.   Would definitely appreciate consistent, contact-level tracking on all boosted posts! ...read more

Hi All,   At the moment when creating a social media post on LinkedIn from HubSpot, you can't attach a PDF file similar as you do with Images etc.. so you have to upload the PDF file from the file section on HubSpot, copy the link redirecting to the PDF file and add the link on the LinkedIn post you are creating from HubSpot.    Please find below the issues I have noticed from my experiments when proceeding as explained above:   By adding the link redirecting to your PDF file on your LinkedIn post created from HubSpot, your PDF file won't show on LinkedIn as a slide, but if you create the post directly from LinkedIn, you will have the option to upload your PDF file on the post and it will show as a slide. My experiments have shown that PDF files showing as a slide on the post will receive more clicks (so your audience will engage more with the post) than if these were shared by adding the link on the post. In addition, I have noticed from my experiments that PDF files showing as a slide on the posts have received more engagement than the posts using images. Solution: Please add the option for us to upload PDF files directly from HubSpot when creating a LinkedIn post. In order for your PDF files to show as a slide on your LinkedIn post, you have to create the post directly from LinkedIn, the issue then is that your LinkedIn NETWORK TRACKED CLICKS won't be added to your HubSpot social media report and because the post has been created directly on LinkedIn, on your HubSpot social media report it will show 0 click (N/A) for LinkedIn, so if we decide to start using PDF files to create our LinkedIn posts going forward, (because my experiments have shown that our audience are engaging more with posts showing the PDFs files as a slide), then we will have to create the posts directly from LinkedIn, as a result, our HubSpot social media report won't be accurate (the LinkedIn KPIs will show as we are underperforming). Solution: By adding the option to publish PDF files when creating a LinkedIn post from HubSpot will help to get our social media report accurate as HubSpot doesn't add network tracked clicks on the social media report unless I have missed something?? Also I'm not quite sure if the web sessions generated by our LinkedIn posts are added to our HubSpot social media report when the posts are created directly from LinkedIn). We are facing a similar challenge when creating our social media KPIs monthly because for our Twitter's posts created from HubSpot, we have to manually look on Twitter for the impressions each Twitter's post has received because these aren't reported on HubSpot social media reports.  Overall, it will be great if you could please add the feature requested above and improve the HubSpot social media reporting tool as explained. ...read more

Hi HubSpot Community,  Please consider adding a feature to schedule Facebook stories. I currently use Meta Business Suite to schedule the same stories over 40+ Facebook pages and it takes forever this way.    Hopeful and thank you!  ...read more

Add the ability to repost social posts to another linked social account in HubSpot. For example, company A posts message, mother company B reposts the message via HubSpot. ...read more

Given the deluge of people leaving Twatter to join BlueSky, can I suggest adding a standard BlueSky icon to the portfolio? ...read more