Blog Listing
Filterable and searchable infinite load list of blog posts with a full-width hero.
Default Modules:
- Indexing and Social SEO
- HubSpot Rich Text
- Blog Index
- Schema
How to Use This Template
The Blog Listing template is designed for creating dedicated blog index pages that go beyond HubSpot’s standard blog functionality. You’ll want to use this template when you need a more visually striking blog homepage or when creating topic-specific blog collections that require advanced filtering capabilities.
Setting Up Your Blog Listing Page
After selecting this template in the page editor, you can customize the full-width hero section using the HubSpot Rich Text module. This hero area is perfect for introducing your blog’s purpose, featuring key topics, or adding compelling calls-to-action that encourage readers to explore your content.
The template’s Blog Index module is where the real power lies. Unlike standard HubSpot blog listings, this module provides infinite scroll functionality, which improves user engagement by eliminating pagination. Your visitors can continuously browse posts without clicking through multiple pages, leading to longer session times and better SEO performance.
Customization Tips
You can configure the filtering options through the module settings to match your content strategy. If your blog covers multiple topics or industries, enable category-based filtering to help visitors find relevant content quickly. The search functionality integrates seamlessly with HubSpot’s native search, indexing your blog post titles, meta descriptions, and content.
Template Performance Benefits
This template automatically includes schema markup through the dedicated Schema module, which helps search engines better understand your blog structure. The infinite load feature also reduces server requests compared to traditional pagination, improving your site’s Core Web Vitals scores.
Consider using this template for your main blog hub, resource centers, or industry-specific content collections where user experience and discoverability are priorities.