When AMP pages are enable in a HubSpot blog, Rich Results for Articles are automaticly generated and added into the code (which is good) following schema.org/Article guidelines with J-SON mark up. But unfortunately, this code cannot be edited or change in case the mark up is not correct.  In the case of our site's blog  there are 2 fields that are clearly "wrong" but we cannot edit them: 1.- Publisher Name. This field is populated by default with the name of the blog; but clearly, the publisher of the post is the company responsible for the blog (our company). So we are confusing Google saying that the publisher doesn't match with the name of our organization (the name of our blog is not the name of our organization).  2.- Author Type: This is always populated with "Person"; but some of our posts are written/signed by the Organization, not a person. 3.- Rich results in AMP vs Rich results in non-AMP pages. Now we are planning to add rich results in the non-AMP version of the articles and the fiels in both version will not match. Being able to editting the fields for Rich Results in AMP versions will allow us to match Rich Results in both versions of the blog posts.  ... View more

If you add a link in the Hubspot cookie policy notification text, e.g. to the privacy policy, to open in a new tab, then there's no way to edit the code of this text to add a rel="noopener" attribute to the link. This flags up as an error in the SEO security report.   Could this attribute be added by default? ... View more

Our Knowledge Base is partially publicly available and indexed by Google. It features a lot of content both for existing customers but also potential customers (e.g. they wanna know in detail how to use the product before buying, or are googling for a specific issue that our product can solve). Therefore the Knowledge Base has SEO potential to increase traffic and leads.   However right now it is impossible to do advanced SEO optimisations for KB articles, as basic SEO meta-data fields are not available to edit specifically.   Please add (at least) the possibility to edit these for each page: Page Title Meta-Description   Furthermore these functions could be also useful in regards to SEO: Possibility to redirect a KB page to another URL Possibility to set the robot meta-tag at a page level: index / noindex   Thanks, ... View more

It would be great to have the following options for SEO recommendation scans   (1) interrupt/cancel in-progress scan Since scans can take several hours, it would be handy to have the option to interrupt them to re-prioritze other urls etc.   (2) allow exclusion of subdomains If you would prefer not to include some subdomains to save time/resources e.g. to exclude the knowledge base subdomain    ... View more

It would be greatr if Hubspot offered a keyword research tool like SEM rush rather than me having to go to third party sites and having to pay aditionally for this.  ... View more

Currently, you cannot bulk edit SEO recommendations. It would be very helpful if we could bulk edit or hide these reccomendations ... View more

Page speed is an important Google ranking factor now and HubSpot pages are slow. Lazy Loading would be a big help and should be fairly easy for dev team to add as a core feature as the community has laid out exactly how to do this here: https://community.hubspot.com/t5/CMS-Development/how-to-implement-lazy-loading-in-hubspot-pages-not-blog/td-p/198218 ... View more

Currently, within the SEO Topics feature in the Marketing Hub, there are only two options when creating a pillar page for a topic cluster: Landing page or blog post. I would like the functionality added to include a website page in those options. This will enable more robust topic cluster planning & associated reporting!  ... View more

There has been a lot of chatter regarding using reporting services like SEMRush and Moz which will give you site audits. Usually, these reports give back information such as errors and issues One of the major errors I've seen reported on a lot of HubSpot sites are the Duplication errors for things such as:   Duplicate content: This is usually caused by the /page/1 not being properly redirected from the start. You have to create three directs total to fix that. Another cause for duplicate content is that listing pages do not have the ability to have a self-referencing canonical (which is fixed with some quick HubL in the blog template header). Duplicate Titles: Caused by all the paginated pages showing the same title. Duplicate Meta Descriptions: Same cause as above The first bullet, as mentioned, can be fixed with using URL mapping tool and HubL, the last two, however, we have zero control over. I know we can use JS to change the titles and meta's for the listing and Google's searching should be ok with checking those differences on the page. This can be tedious to do and a much better way would be to allow us to have a "Page Title Builder" in the SEO & Crawlers Tab. This can let us fi page titles and have them render server side rather than relying on JS to fix things and hoping they will be picked up during the next Google crawl.      I have created a mockup below for this (based on Yoast's SEO WP Plugin) to better explain a possible solution:     Also, I think it would be awesome to have Description fields added to the blog topic's so we can create custom Meta Descriptions based on those topics and not have to rely on just the default blog meta description or one that Google pulls automatically (which is usually the post excerpt of the most recent post for that page).  ... View more