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I am the co-founder of a SaaS startup,   Our application is a Node.js web app served on Heroku and eventually AWS in the future. The problem I have is that I can't really use the blogging platform of HubSpot because it doesn't support simple integration.   What would be really nice would be to have some sort of npm package I can install, configure it, and setup the routing to say blog.mydomain.com and have the HubSpot platform serve my blog there.   The problem for people like me is that we have 2 sides of our businesses. We have the "public facing website" and we have the "web app" portion. Most of the marketing tools out there are build to integrate into public websites but for someone with a tech stack like mine where I have a server where really 90% of the code is the web app and then I have few routes setup for the public site, there are no tools that smoothly integrate.   I also can't say hookup a subdomain to a separate hosting and serve my blog through there because my web app uses dynamic subdomains. ...その他を表示

Who: content marketers; especially those working on the blog Goal: be able to measure success and visualize how the number of subscribers to the blog has grown over time Example: a previous version of HubSpot   There used to be a report that showed how the number of subscribers to the blog has grown over time as shown in a previous post to the community.   Now, it's no longer possible to view the data that way in the blog analytics, nor is it possible to create an equivalent custom graph.    When I couldn’t find the default report referred to in the community post, I tried making my own custom report, but all the combinations of filters and properties I’ve tried don’t show exactly what I’m looking for: how the total number of subscribers has grown over time. It seems like two key properties from the old graphs are no longer available: blog subscription date and number of blog subscribers.   The closest I could get was creating a list of all contacts filtering for "blog subscription is known" and creating a report that just shows the count of contacts in that list, but that loses the context of seeing in what month/week the number went up and it seems like I can’t set the date range I want to compare without another issue coming up. There's an option to view “this year” vs “last year” but I assume that’s the calendar year and our company’s fiscal year starts on Oct 1 and ends on Sept 30.  When I set a custom date range to compare, it no longer shows the total number of subscribers, but the amount of new subscribers from within that timeframe.   Can you bring back the old subscriber count report shown in the thread linked above or at least make it possible to choose "blog subscription date" or "date of first submission" for a specific form as properties in the custom reports tool? ...その他を表示

I'm hoping to apply structured data mark up to all blog posts but unlike common webpages, blogs are almost a separate entity when it comes to editing and placing HTML markup on blogs. It seems to only be achievable at the base template but as we know, each blog post is unique, so this is of no use.   Having the ability to apply structured data to all blogs will help improve Search Engine Optimisation. ...その他を表示

As per best practices (https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/guide-to-updating-republishing-blogging-content-ht), we periodically revamp/update old blogs and republish with a new publish date. We use the Hubspot feature that automatically generates a new monthly blog digest to our subscribers for all blogs posted in the previous month; however, any republished blogs don't appear (so I feel it's a missed opportunity to re-communicate).  As per the link above, it's recommended to manually email subscribers with new update; however, I would prefer if there was a field or option we can 'check' when we change the publish date to indicate that we want the revised blog to appear in the digest (vs having to do it manually). Hopefully I'm not the only one that would find this helpful!  ...その他を表示

In early 2019, it was possible to export a list of Blog posts from Marketing > Website > Blog.  There was a link titled 'Export' in the top filtering links.    This feature was removed sometime in 2019 whan an interface change was made.  I've confirmed with Hubspot support that this feature no longer exists.   Who this is for:  Marketing teams that need to export Blog posts with a Title, URL, etc for importing into other platforms or for checking the most views and other data on Blog posts.   This feature is used to import into a 3rd party search platform to include Blog posts in search results on an Ecommerce platform.     Blog post attributes that were in this CSV export were: Publish Date Blog Post Name/Title Author Page Views CTA Clicks CTA Click Rate State (Published/Draft) Campaign Creation Date Last Update   Please restore this Blog posts export feature!   ...その他を表示

Hi there,   Posting this on behalf of a customer:  The idea is to add a feature to a blog post, to automatically create a pdf document out of it and download it right away on the very blog post page. We are aware that it is possible to convert a webpage into PDF and set this up in a custom way manually, however customer is seeing great potential in this to reduce friction for users that want to share blog posts internally, etc.  ...その他を表示

Idea: Allow adding tags or labels to blog posts internally. The purpose is to be able to classify them in a manner that allows to easily identify which have worked better than others, those which haven't, etc. ...その他を表示

It is a huge deal that HubSpot does not natively support Code formatting (yes, pre is an option, but not scalable) when copying and pasting or importing (Google Docs in beta). What's happening is author's source contains code in some monospaced font like Courier, and when that's either copied-and-pasted into HubSpot, or imported from a Google Doc (which does preserve the source fonts), those instances of monospaced font are blown away. This effectively means someone has to manually pick and highlight every. single. instance. of that code including in-line code/command and change the font. I cannot adequately describe how irritating this is or how much time this wastes.   Please, please fix this CMS so it recognizes and imports the correct font if nothing else. ...その他を表示

Can we please look as separating out the blog post title from the meta title.   Having one title to peform two functions limits content createeor and can impact SEO. It makes sense to be ablee to optimse the page title and meta title independantly.   Also can we please have an exceprt field. This would be ideal for listing pages, email notifcations and rss feeds.     ...その他を表示