You're planning a new website, or you're tired of the one you have, and two names keep coming up: HubSpot CMS and WordPress. One runs about 40% of the web. The other plugs straight into the CRM your marketing and sales teams may already use.
If you’re here, chances are you want to learn HubL and get better at HubSpot CMS development.
When it comes to building and maintaining websites on HubSpot CMS, many companies face the decision of whether to hire their own developers or partner with an external team. Both options come with advantages and challenges. In this post, we’ll explore the pros and cons of each approach and explain why hiring 7bits – a dedicated team of HubSpot CMS experts – is often the better choice.
You've set up your blog in HubSpot, and you've hit the wall. The default setup forces you into a one-size-fits-all model: one template for your listing page and a single template for every blog post you publish.
