Find quick answers to common questions about HubSpot's blog tool.
Learn how to update the subdomain connected to your blog tool in your domain manager. Keep in mind that your product subscription determines how many subdomains you can connect in HubSpot.
Your blog author's profile information will appear below the author name on your blog post and in the author bio page. To access the author page, navigate to a live post and click the author's name. Learn how to create and manage blog authors in your blog dashboard.
You can edit and update a previously published blog post. This can be useful for correcting typos, updating content, or optimizing successful posts to re-engage your audience.
Please note: if you'd like to change the publish date of your post, go to the Publish or Schedule tab before updating your post, then click Change publish date and set the new time.
Changing the look of your Read More button on the blog listing page can be useful if you want this button to stand out. Please note that this method requires familiarity with HTML. Learn how to customize the design of your Read More button or edit the text on this button.
If you've enabled featured images for your blog, the size of the featured image is set in your coded blog post template. The image size can't be changed in the post editor, but if you're comfortable editing CSS you can set the size of your featured images in the stylesheet for your blog.
Please note: if you are not familiar with CSS, work with a website designer to make this change.
.hs-featured-image {
width: WIDTHPERCENTAGE%;
} You can host multiple blogs in HubSpot's blog tool. When you create a new blog, you'll give it a unique URL in your blog settings. After the new blog is added, create new posts and analyze performance details in your blog dashboard. To create a new blog:
If you're managing multiple blogs in HubSpot, you can select a primary blog in your blog dashboard.
HubSpot Marketing Hub Professional and Enterprise accounts can customize blog notification emails in the HubSpot email tool. To access these emails, navigate to your settings. Be sure to review your blog subscription form and subscription settings before customizing your blog subscription emails in HubSpot.
If your blog comments are enabled and you don't see the blog comment field, you may need to add the Comments field to your form.
For your blog's author pages, the page title will be the name of your blog, then the name of the author. The meta description will automatically be the author's bio.
<title>My Awesome Blog | Angela DeFranco</title>
<meta name="description" content="Angela is a writer, worker and all-around artist. She attempts to take her mind off of snacking on popcorn long enough to get real work done."> For your blog's tag pages, the page title will be the name of your blog, followed by the tag. The meta description will automatically be set to the tag name, followed by the description you've set for your blog in your settings.
<title>My Awesome Blog | Product Management</title> <meta name="description" content="Product Management | An awesome blog with remarkable content...">
Adding the blog author's bio to the bottom of your blog posts involves changing some HTML in your blog template. If you don't have experience with code, work with a designer to ensure that all edits are made correctly.
<div class="blog-section">
<div class="blog-post-wrapper cell-wrapper">
<div class="section post-header">
<h1>Blog | Frequently Asked Questions</h1>
If your blog post html template code is missing Blog | Frequently Asked Questions and you are not sure where to place it in, you may want to contact your designer for their assistance on the best location to place it in the code to accommodate your custom design.
Or, you could create a brand new blog template to see an example of what a default template looks like for reference.
You can delete a draft or published blog post in your blog dashboard. Alternatively, you can archive the post, which keeps it accessible in the Archive section.