Gute Ideen sollten geteilt werden

Hi,    I've been working through technical site audits provided by organisations such as SEMRush and Moz to improve our SEO. The problem is that many of the issues which are flagged and raised cannot be fixed from within Hubspot. Examples include:   - Title tag is missing or empty - Duplicate title tag - Duplicate content - Duplicate meta descriptions - Missing ALT attributes - Low text to HTML ratio - Low word count - Uncompressed JavaScript and CSS files (even though HS say they do compress) - Unminified JavaScript and CSS files (even though HS say they do minify)   Since content and SEO go hand in hand, it would be amazing if Hubspot could work closely with these providers to make it easier for technical issues such as site warnings, errors etc to be fixed from within Hubspot. ... Mehr anzeigen

Hubspot should really consider raising the keyword limit to stay competitive within the keyword tool sector of its comprehensive platform.   They told me they've NEVER had a customer ask about raising the limit until me. Yet, when you look at Moz or other popular tools on the market, which, yes, I understand many are stand-alone keyword tools, offer a much higher limit.    They won't change it because, well, that's the way it's always been. Well, the 7 most expensive words in business are, "We have always done things that way" - I hope you guys reconsider. Or, consider once. ... Mehr anzeigen

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.   ... Mehr anzeigen

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. ... Mehr anzeigen

According to HubSpot's Support team, whether a HubDB created Page appears in the XML Sitemap or not can only be controlled at subfolder level.    We have a scenario where a parent page should be indexed by search engines, but the many pages within the subfolder should not. Unfortunately, this means the entire subfolder of content has to be included in the sitemap so that the parent page is easily indexed.    We've added a noidex code to the subpages, but at scale this is a huge number of pages we're telling search engines to crawl via the XML sitemap, only to then say "don't index".   And the result is that we have thousands of these noindex pages clogging up Google's crawls of the site, and significantly delaying the indexation of new content.    A solution like a Yes/No column in the HubDB table that says "Include XML Sitemap" would be ideal. We've tried developing one, but it is not being recognised by HubSpot and is being overridden by the Subfolder rule mentioned above. ... Mehr anzeigen

Description: Implement a feature allowing for the customization of meta and title tags on author pages to accommodate varying lengths and strategic content, instead of being restricted to a fixed format.   Possible Actions: Enable variable length settings for meta descriptions to ensure they can be concise when necessary or detailed for complexity, adjusting dynamically to the content's needs. Allow title tags to include essential keywords or phrases that reflect the current focus areas or expertise of the authors, regardless of their length. Why: The current limitation is that meta descriptions and title tags on author pages are static and confined to a one-size-fits-all model, which isn't always effective. This restricts our ability to:   Optimize for Search Engines: A fixed-length meta description may not always use the optimal number of characters necessary to rank well in search engines or to entice clicks from potential readers. Reduce Inefficiency: Without the ability to dynamically customize meta and title tags, much manual intervention is required to keep these elements relevant, leading to inefficiencies and missed opportunities.   Customizing meta and title tags dynamically on author pages can help overcome the limitations of traditional SEO and make it more flexible and targeted. This approach will ensure that the metadata is concise and effective, which will improve the visibility and appeal of author pages in search engine results. ... Mehr anzeigen

Meeting link pages are coming up in the SEO recommendations to add a Page Title, but there is no option to do this in the Meetings tool.   Either add this option to Meeting Link settings or exclude from search so it doesn't trigger an SEO alert.     This happens when the meeting link is embedded on a page:   ... Mehr anzeigen

We are using the topic cluster tool, and it would be helpful to export all clusters with all urls to excel or csv format. ... Mehr anzeigen

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.  ... Mehr anzeigen