Every page created in HubSpot Content Hub includes a set of page settings that control how the page behaves, appears in search engines, and is shared across platforms. These settings are important for both website functionality and search engine optimization (SEO).
Page settings allow editors to define key elements such as the page title, URL, meta description, and social sharing details.
Understanding how HubSpot Content Hub page settings and SEO settings work helps ensure your website pages are properly configured for search visibility and user experience.
Page settings can be accessed directly within the page editor in HubSpot Content Hub.
To open them:
This section contains several configuration options that affect how the page appears online.
The page title is one of the most important SEO elements.
It appears in:
A clear and descriptive page title helps search engines understand the page content.
For example:
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Including relevant keywords in the title can help improve search rankings.
The page URL determines the address where the page is accessible.
For example:
yourwebsite.com/hubspot-content-hub-themes
In HubSpot Content Hub, the URL slug can be edited within the page settings.
Clear, simple URLs help both search engines and users understand the page topic.
The meta description is a short summary of the page content.
Search engines often display this description in search results under the page title.
A well-written meta description can help encourage users to click on the page.
Meta descriptions should typically:
HubSpot allows you to choose a featured image that appears when the page is shared on social platforms such as LinkedIn or Facebook.
This image helps make shared links more visually appealing.
HubSpot also allows users to define a canonical URL.
Canonical URLs help search engines understand which version of a page should be considered the primary version if similar pages exist.
This helps prevent duplicate content issues.
Page settings also include options that control how the page is indexed by search engines.
For example, you can choose whether to:
This option is useful for pages such as temporary landing pages or internal resources.
If a page URL changes, HubSpot allows you to create redirects so that visitors are automatically sent to the new page.
Redirects help prevent broken links and maintain SEO value.
HubSpot Content Hub page settings provide important controls for how pages appear in search engines, how they are shared online, and how visitors access them. By properly configuring page titles, URLs, meta descriptions, and other settings, teams can improve both search visibility and overall website performance.