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SEO Keyword Optimizer should be more semantic. Google Search is becoming more semantic but Hubspot's SEO optimizer is not. For example, I added "Demand Sensing" in the keyword tool, while I typed "Sensing Demand" in my blog. The Hubspot SEO optimizer will tell me that I don't have any matching keywords in the blog post, while the two words are recognized by Google as similar meanings. It would be great if Hubspot's SEO optimizer can be smart enough to recognize the same meanings of different keywords. ...read more

Currently you can only choose one country as target market in the keyword tool. For businesses that operate in multiple countries "Hubspot" is useless for SEO.   ...read more

It would be nice to filter SEO recommendations by URL path. In this example, we are a global company with dozens of URLs for different countries. With the way the tool is currently built, we have no way of filtering between .com/us, or /pt, or /ca, etc.    This makes the tool almost useless because not being able to filter makes this too time-intensive.  ...read more

It would be helpful to automatically add these elements, or allow our customers the ability to customize the head HTML of blog listing pages specifically for purposes such as this.   Adding HTML link elements rel=”next” and rel=”prev” to various blog listing pages (blog author listing, blog topic listing, blog archive listing) to indicate to search engines the relationship between these URLs in a paginated series would be beneficial to SEO.  This would prevent these listing pages from getting flagged for duplicate content.   More on these link elements outlined here. ...read more

It would be great if in the blogging platform, more data about the blogs and more functionality was available.    ie. being able to see (or at least have the option to see) columns for tags, topic/subtopic etc. And also being able to manage these centrally in this view. ie. selecting and adding blogs/multiple blogs to a topic.    This would allow us to see easily that all necessary posts have the necessary tags/topics added to them, and to more easily manage this data.  ...read more

Hi, The pillar and subtopic pages are a great way to organize content. It would be great to compare the impact of the various subtopic pages on traffic to the pillar page.   - which subtopic pages drive the most traffic to the pillar page (# and CTR) - which subtopic pages drive the most lead gen / new contacts   For our organization, these content pages are for demand gen purposes. So I need to be able to track the KPI's for demand gen too. And ideally track the trend in time too.   Thanks, Jens ...read more

It states it abides by RE2 https://github.com/google/re2/wiki/Syntax And yet I can break this very easily by doing extremely basic unicode block and script regexes. Is it a big or a feature of hubspot to only have every feature and release be half implemented / work? If you're abiding by the unicode standards recommendation to not use historic / minimally used scripts in programs / libraries then state it to developers. It's not that hard. Is it built with ICU or not? ...read more

There is currently an option for AMP on Blog-Pages, but not on the whole website. In order to improve the page speed and the relevant Google hygienic factors (mobile version is being more important than ever) it's a good optimization for Google Search Engine. ...read more

Hi there!   I see that the "Top Search Queries" brought by Google Search Integration can be introduced in the "Topics" analysis section. We can discover which words are the ones more used to find the content we have in the clusters.   We can optimize our clusters based on this information or report if we are doing a good job with our SEO strategy. ...read more