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Currently when you go to a page and change the form to a new one, you have to manually figure out which page it redirects to - or the message it reads as the embedded message and then reapply this to the new form.  This information dissappears once you change the form.  If you change the form, this should stay in place so you don't mess with the form functionality.  When you have to do this to mutliple forms, it becomes very time conusuming. Thanks! ...read more

There needs to be a way to identify if a specific contact is a Marketing Contact directly in the Contact Record. There is currently no way to identify this in the contact record itself.   ...read more

I have noticed that on any contact, whether they have given their consent to receive marketing information or not, it's possible to send an OPT-IN email. *Click on any Contact> Actions> Send opt-in email   When I tried to edit this opt-in email to view it, I could not find it anywhere, so I asked your team. They told me that to edit it, you need to go into: Settings> (Tools section) Marketing> Email> and go to Double opt-in. Note it clearly says opt-in in one place (contact), and double opt-in on the other (settings).   I asked yout team: is it possible to send this to ANY CONTACT, had they already started the opt-in process, or can you send it to any ramdom person, who has only just requested a product from you? Apparently, this opt-in email can be used in both cases. Only, I think that in this last case, it should be an INVITATION email rather than a CONFIRMATION email.   I really think this is wrong. There's a legal difference between a double opt-in (marketing communications email confirmation process) or opt-in (invitation to join marketing communications).   Hubspot should not allow users to send a marketing confirmation email, to someone who is not waiting for a marketing confirmation email.    In my opinion this is being, either wrongly used inside the contact tab or, wrongly set up at the settings tab, because, to my understanding these are two very different concepts.   Can anyone confirm this?   ...read more

More granular filtering on a Sales and contacts activities would be extremelly useful.   My Sales team find to be crutial to have a possibility to filter contacts based on their last email reply date. ...read more

Making it possible to make user access depending on a property value.    For example: We have a "property" project and certain company members only need to view the contacts and deals connected to the project they are working on. The other projects should be invisible for them. ...read more

Would be useful if HubSpot could say which lists are causing the problems when they flag that a 360 loop has been created. Thanks! ...read more

It would be awesome to be able to see the CTR for organic posts.  ...read more

Hi,   We just noticed that the text editor used in the forms thank you message is outdated compared to the rich-text options on the web modules. We currently lack the following: basic styling options such as font sizing and format personalize option edit in source code option missing 'link to' options such as meeting and file We would also appreciate it if we could have a conditional/smart field that depends on the recently collected information. ...read more

By setting goals and putting numbers to those goals, you'll be able to figure out whether your SEO efforts are actually paying off. Many businesses will simply say, "We want to rank #1 for this keyword," but that isn't quite enough. Keeping this in mind, what are the goals for your website? Do you want to increase organic traffic? Do you want to increase the number of leads from your website? Do you want to design a mobile-friendly website? Or is your goal something completely different? Share your primary SEO goal in the comments below!     ...read more