Great minds think alike

It would be nice to be able to edit a canonical on blog pages. We have urls with and without capitals and fear that Google is seeing this as duplicate content. Hubspot supports canonicals but we need to be able to edit them.   ...read more

Summary:    Currently, in order to create a drag-and-drop template in new CMS Themes, a developer is required as templates are coded.   However, it would be great if a non-developer could drag-and-drop modules in an existing template to a configuration that they like and then save that new layout as a template to be reused in the future.    Sample use case:   For example, a developer has created a basic "Two Column LP" layout with the header, footer and two columns (rich text on the left, form on the right).   A content editor uses that template and decides that they want to have a more long-form landing page template, so they add in a few sections below with zig-zag content (alternating text and images) and a banner section with their brand color as a background at the bottom of the page.    Ideally, they would like to save this new layout so that they can reuse it for new landing pages in the future.   Examples of this feature:    This feature already exists in drag-and-drop emails on HubSpot, where you can click into Actions > Save email as template   Workaround:    A workaround would be to clone that page, but I believe that a "Save as template" function similar to that found in drag-and-drop emails would be ideal. ...read more

This is a two-for-one idea.    First, ideally searching would open a search window that could be recalled once clicking away by using the browser's back button.     Second, the search results would be a customizable table or card view.    As a sales rep, I'd like my search to open in a window, so that I can return to my search results if I click on the wrong result, without re-searching.     As an admin, I'd like to customize the fields shown for search results. I'd like to do this from a search layout, not a field option, so I can see exactly the way the search will appear for users and design an optimized view.  ...read more

Right now there is only option to choose a single value from the select box, it would be great if there are multiple choices for the user to select from select box. If I choose checkbox instead there is a long list and form goes long down, that's weird as per design prospective. ...read more

It would be really cool to have a built in interface for the COS pages, specifically landing pages that showed us the actually interactions from people. The interface could look similar to what the email click map gives us now. This would certainly be a great addition to help us optimise our pages without the need to external tools like Crazy Egg.  ...read more

The existing Google search module is nice, but it doesn't keep the user on the blog page, doesn't open in a new window and shows ads and paid listings (if you don't have a custom search plan with Google). It is a bit distracting. It would be great if HubSpot could develop a search that only will search within the posted blog articles and the result listings would turn up on the blog page. This seems much more user friendly and engaging. ...read more

As of Sep-7 2017, Google announced that they will be rolling out AMP for landing pages (specifically for AdWords).   The current AMP feature is working with the Blog, it would be great to see this available for landing pages.   Cheers Fadi. ...read more

When we run websites thru Google's Page Speed Insights, the tool recommends that we…   Reduce server response time In our test, your server [Hubspot] responded in 0.24 seconds.   Enable compression for the following resources to reduce their transfer size. Compressing https://forms.hubspot.com/…9310e1214ecd?callback=hs_reqwest_1&hutk= could save 30.2KiB (68% reduction). Compressing https://forms.hubspot.com/…7082b6691318?callback=hs_reqwest_0&hutk= could save 29.2KiB (67% reduction).   Minify HTML for the following resources to reduce their size by 659B (14% reduction).   Leverage Browser Caching for the following cacheable resources: http://js.hsforms.net/forms/v2.js (expiration not specified) https://js.hs-scripts.com/2398566.js (expiration not specified) https://js.leadin.com/js/v2/2398566.js (expiration not specified) http://js.hs-analytics.net/analytics/1484183700000/2398566.js (5 minutes)   It would be ideal if Hubspot made sure that assets such as these scripts, over which we have no control (we cannot set  the expiry date or maximum age in the Hubspot COS like we can on our WordPress websites, I checked with support), made sure these assets did not negatively affect our Google Page Speed Scores.   Those that I have called out, are not particularly difficult to do.   here is the full google page speed report on a Hubspot landing page: http://bit.ly/2j2HQwV The result would be a better score, thereby helping our websites SEO. ...read more

Now that the latest versions of Safari, Chrome, Edge, and Firefox all have compatibility with the .webp image format, it would be really good to have automatic image resizing for that format so that we can remove the "Serve images in next-gen formats" warning on PageSpeed Insights. ...read more