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AMohammed30 · ‎Jun 9, 2024

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MJosevski · ‎Jun 6, 2024

Dear HubSpot Team, I wanted to share some feedback regarding the new podcast platform. While the platform offers many great features, I have a few suggestions that could further enhance its functionality and usability for podcast creators: Text Format Translation: Currently, the text format doesn't translate well to various podcast platforms. It would be helpful if the platform could support better formatting options or provide a preview of how the text will appear on different podcast directories. Additional Footer Field for Disclaimer: Including an additional footer field specifically for disclaimers would be greatly beneficial. This would allow creators to easily add important legal or content-related disclaimers without cluttering the main description. Link Field for Company Website: Adding a dedicated link field for the company website would be an excellent addition. This feature would enable podcasters to seamlessly include a link to their website, enhancing their branding and providing listeners with a direct way to learn more about the company. Content Remix Function: It would be fantastic if podcasts could be shared via your new content remix function. This would allow creators to repurpose podcast content into other formats, maximizing the reach and impact of their episodes. Season Information in Description: Including a field for season information within the podcast description would be very useful. This feature would help listeners navigate through different seasons of a podcast more efficiently and improve the overall user experience. These enhancements would greatly improve the usability and flexibility of HubSpot's podcast platform, making it an even more powerful tool for podcasters. Thank you for considering this feedback. Best regards, Malissa

OpadoyinMicah · ‎May 31, 2024

I need help building a carousel module in Hubspot. Is that something you can help with? If so, may you provide me with an estimate in terms of time and costs (the budget I used is a placeholder)? More details about the project in this document https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Dh3poA2kM5aIzYmeTMQtSlMe8e-8w6wlyQdtJo47tNQ/edit?usp=sharing Discussing internally with my team we thought that maybe it could be possible to use repeating groups to integrate each blog https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/cms/building-blocks/module-theme-fields-overview#repeating-groups Each group would have a field to choose one blog to be integrated with the slider and there would be a text field to type the label that would be attached to said blog. I'm talking about these labels (see image attached) So, let's say I want the blogs "Whitepapers" and "Blog" integrated with the slider. So, that would be two groups of fields ow, to filter, since you can add "tags" to every blog item. We were thinking maybe having a text field and the tag you use there would be what determines the filter Let's say the tag is "Fintech". Since we have two blogs attached as per my previous example (Whitepapers and Blog), then on the slider it would show all the posts/blog items from these two blogs that have the tag "Fintech" Not search and filter. What we want is the ability to have multiple blogs integrated with the slider at the same time, and have the ability to filter what blog posts/items show based on something like "tags" since every blog item can have those.

GGuille · ‎May 28, 2024

Capacité souhaitée: Sur la page des recommandations pour le blog géré via Hubspot (contenu > Recommandations) il existe une case "Assurez-vous que le texte d'ancrage de votre lien soit plus descriptif" Hubspot prend en compte les "Cliquez ici" apparemment, mais pas les ancres vides. Objectif: Repérer toutes les ancres vides sur les articles Use Case: Comment cet objectif se traduit dans votre business? => optimiser le SEO

HSkaggs · ‎May 23, 2024

So, let me briefly introduce myself and the scenario. I'm the senior Graphic Designer for the marketing team at Benchmark International. We're in the process of migrating our blog content over to our website for better SEO results. It will still connect to our hubspot blog and thus, maintain a lot of the hubspot functionality, such as the email automation. Since the blog is getting a redesign, we want to create a new email template as well. And here lies the problem: You cannot create a draft blog notification email without effecting the current one you have in place. This poses some issues as we don't want to just immediately push the design live. We have a creative review process over here as I'm sure most marketing departments do. I could create a regular email (for approval purposes), then pause our current email template once approval is granted and start editing the live template. But this still poses some issues. I'd like to feel 100% confident in the new template before pushing it live. It would be ideal to be able to duplicate the blog emails or create mutliple draft versions of it, giving the user more of a safety net. Does anyone have any adviced on a work around for this issue?

mguttelewitz · ‎May 17, 2024

Our agency provides content creation services and some of them ask for the published blogs as evidence for payment. Moreover, when some clients cancel retainer services, they expect to receive all the content. My idea is to create the option to download blogs in PDF -as seen in the published link- in bulk. This would allow content creation and customer success teams to download these assets in a quick and simple way. At the moment, the only way I found is to open the link and download it as PDF, but it takes way too much time.

JFrancisco32 · ‎May 9, 2024

Hello everyone! I just signed up today and I am currently working on a supposed to be SEO-friendly blog post. Any tips on how to write one? If anyone asks, the blog post that I am currently working on is about the crucial role of community nursing in the disability sector.

HPalmer6 · ‎May 1, 2024

As a financial marketer, it would be increibly beneficial to be able to send two instant emails from the same blog feed depending on content shared. For example: When sharing about deposit products and general bank information, we need to have MemberFDIC/EHL on the bottom of our instant emails. When sharing about trust products, we must have a different disclosure all together because they are not FDIC insured. If we do not have the proper disclosures on our content, there can be major repurcussions. It would be highly beneficialy to be able to autoamte this process, per say, by having the proper disclosures on two seperate email templates. By simply choosing the right template, we will have the right disclosures. This will cut down on human error and rote work signifigantly. Though I am in the financial sector, I am sure there are many industries that would like the option of multiple instant email templates to choose from when sending from the same blog feed.

adamhopkins · ‎Apr 30, 2024

Customising the colours of the new AI blog narration tool would be great. The current orange and blue look off-brand. Ideally, I'd like to use our brand colours.

Sana10 · ‎Apr 25, 2024

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Create New Blog Notification Email Template Without Effecting Your Current One

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