Website pages vs landing pages
Deciding which pages should rank and which are for campaigns, with the right indexing for each.
HubSpot CMS ties your website to your marketing and CRM. That is a strength, but landing pages, blogs, modules and domains can create duplicate content and heavy pages. I make sure the site ranks, not only converts.
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Chat on WhatsAppHubSpot CMS SEO is SEO for websites built on HubSpot's CMS. The platform includes built-in tools for page settings, redirects, sitemaps, language variants, a blog and an SEO recommendations view, and it connects forms, email and the CRM to the site.
The SEO questions are about how those parts fit together. Website pages and landing pages are treated differently. Tag and author archives on the blog can create thin pages. Domains and subdomains can duplicate content. Marketing modules and pop-ups can slow pages. Templates often repeat the same titles and descriptions.
A HubSpot CMS SEO expert reviews the structure, the templates and the content, then fixes what blocks rankings without breaking your marketing flows. I plan pages around the searches your buyers use, which pairs well with content SEO and keyword research. The overview is on my CMS SEO page.
Deciding which pages should rank and which are for campaigns, with the right indexing for each.
Titles and descriptions set through templates and fields so each page has its own, rather than repeating.
Tag, author and archive pages controlled so the blog builds topical authority instead of thin duplicates.
One preferred domain, with canonicals and redirects set up so content is not repeated across domains or subdomains.
Modules, pop-ups and tracking scripts reviewed for what they cost in load time, with mobile speed tested.
Multi-language pages set up with correct alternates, so the right version shows in each market.
Organization, article, FAQ and product markup added where it fits and matches the page.
Redirect maps and checks when moving to or from HubSpot, or reorganising the site.
Forms and workflows matter. So does being found.
I check templates, modules, URLs and Search Console to see how HubSpot generates and indexes your pages.
Redirects, canonicals, speed and a clean content structure inside HubSpot.
Pillar pages and supporting content that link together, instead of unconnected posts.
Pages and forms arranged so organic visitors become contacts in your CRM.
Organic traffic, form submissions and qualified leads, with the next steps.
HubSpot CMS SEO builds on technical SEO, on-page SEO and content SEO. For companies selling to other companies see B2B SEO, and for software firms SaaS SEO. Moving platforms is covered by site migration. The overview of all platforms is on my CMS SEO page.
HubSpot sites often grow around content. The plans cover templates, topic structure and the pages that capture leads.
Launch
from $149 per month
For businesses under 12 months old: audit, keywords and fixes for up to 10 pages.
Growth
from $399 per month
AI search optimization, content, internal links and strategic link building.
Professional
from $799 per month
Full strategy, authority link building, schema and conversion-focused SEO.
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Starting prices in US dollars. I confirm the scope after a free look at your site, so you always know the price before any work starts.
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