HubSpot CMS Hub reviews

Hubspot is awesome software for handling Inbound Marketting.But CMS Hub Makes Website Page and Landing page Creation For Maketting.

In this App I found some Least Program for Making Advanced marketing system.

File manager and admin functions ease of use.

Customer service
Inaccuracy with lead source tracking

Easy to update content,
Easy to install app,
No page speed issues,
Responsive templates,
Ability to customize code,
Easy to create custom apps.

Some awesome apps are paid,
Sometime support can help for designing issues only,
Please include custom development support in live chat

Everything is customizable and easily integrated with other platforms but most importantly fully integrated in hubspot for complete reporting on the entire journey

It is more expensive and there are less plugins and templates for purchase than WordPress CMS. Developers need to be stronger to work here

The functionality is great - the CMS, page template builder and workflow bulder are very easy to use and help to get things done quickly. Good integration capabilities provide us with lots of options to connect additoinal technology stack. Their support is close to perfect.

There are some nuances like:
- slow performing online template builder ("Design Tools");
- some of the activities logged in Hubspot by a third-party tools (through integrations) are not actually an activity in terms of being able to access it and use it as a workflow trigger for example;

CMS
CRM
This is a great piece of software- really easy to use, and exception support.

Managing Contacts on the Web app could be easier

I like the Hubspot CMS Hub in order to quickly put up a landingpage. It makes landingpage building easy and integrates well with the whole Hubspot Product Family. It is a great tool to also build a blog and get started with that quickly. It is easy to use. It also takes into account SEO and google friendlieness.

I would love it if I would have more options in styling and giving my pages really fancy designs. The software is kind of limited in those regards.

HubSpot has a TON of tools to build and manage a great site for all kinds of different needs. Lots of things are included in the free tier, lots in the next step up but I would say this is for larger scale operations and may be a bit intimidating for newer or less experienced users.

As mentioned, there is a free tier and the next step up for a starter level. From there the price REALLY hikes up. This will be a major roadblock for small businesses. If this is not a con for you and you can afford it, then you'll be pleasantly surprised with the list of tools included. And you can go back and read the pro list.

Very user friendly and flexible for diy setup and management.

Some additional features are limited with out add on features

The ease of use is the main feature that appeals to me - I've used various other CRMs and CMSs and they haven't been nearly as intuitive as Hubspot is!

In particular the new drag and drop editor makes life so much simpler and means I can customise as many email and webpage templates as required without fiddling around behind the scenes (although the Design Manager is also fairly simple to use when you need to).

The fact that the CRM and CMS integrate with each other is also a great feature as it provides excellent activity tracking data and allows us to identify when prospects are engaging with our content in order to make contact at the right time.

Reporting data is easily accessible and can be sliced and diced to your requirements by means of custom reports, charts etc.

Initially we struggled to get Hubspot fully integrated with our Outlook email system but now that we have implemented Office 365 (a separate project) the features seem to work much better.

Configure web modules with drag and drop. A free theme I developed. I appreciate the simplicity of the HubSpot CMS Hub. My new site is faster. It also includes free SSL certificates for the principal and redirected domains. It's all so simple. The editors are great. I can deliver valuable stuff without hiding it. This shows where each asset is used throughout the file management system.

There's nothing too annoying to discuss, but the only drawback is the high subscription cost.

Very easy to use, quick to move from freemium through to paying for additional services.

Cost Data Allowance in the CRM can escalate quickly

Hubspot is great because it has many different features under one roof for a reasonable price.

Regular users can use it easily and have good reporting right away.

The web design tools are user-friendly and work well. It also has plenty of features for those who want to dive deeper into the code. We've been able to accomplish a lot with additional Javascript, and even HubDB, Hubspot's own database system. Customer support is quick and responsive as well.

Occasional glitches do happen from time to time, but these are infrequent.

I like that I can do pretty much everything marketing with my job. Social, email, campaign analytics!

Over the past few years, there has been a lot of additional features that are very salesperson oriented which is not a benefit to my company. I also wish more fields were editable in customer contacts.

I am using Hubspot for past one year, the marketing automation platform has become my best friend. the best part I love is the smart content option where the content is displayed based on the country and the IP address. easy to create workflows to engage with the subscribers and website visitors. The integration with social media platforms has made marketer's life easy. The preview option in the design manager to keep the content and webpage responsive is the best update of 2020. I would recommend others to use this platform for their organizations.

The only thing I don't like in marketing automation is the functionality of the forms. when someone subscribes through the forms then the contact should be assigned to the contact owner by default based on the contact's country of origin, this feature is missing.

Modular structure makes updating multiple pages and emails easy, and it's straightforward to make content editable for non-coders.

At the moment it's not possible to use contact properties in conditional statements. I wish support knew more about their custom coding language.

I like how HubSpot tracks everything, from different campaigns to social media postings.

So far, I'm still trying to learn different stuffs and I can't tell yet which one I like the least.

What I like most is the availability of the customer support staff and how quickly they respond and answer your questions. I use the chat app frequently and I like that there is an option to receive a phone call instead of just an email.

The navigation for setting up website pages is a difficult to use. For example, I was trying to change the footer on a few pages and the process was very intricate and confusing.

Provides an easy to use experience right out of the box that is well integrated with the Hubspot CRM.

Lacks some features you expect from a CMS, like advanced A/B testing and cloud integrations.

The amount of Integrations that hubspot offers is great

Pricing is definitely something the company can improve on