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It would be a great help to have folders inside blog post lists. When naming the blog post, I dont want the name of the blog to be displayed as that. They should work the same as forms: Naming it "Blog post 1.1 Restaurant X" but the public name on the website could just be "Restaurant X" or whatever I choose it to be. These two would help me navigate and organize these massive amounts of blog posts.

At the end of blog posts, the author card is extremely limited and does not reliably display the uploaded author photo. When it does render, the layout feels unfinished and lacks basic structure. Requested improvements: Always display the uploaded author photo instead of a generic placeholder. Place the author photo on the left. Wrap the author description text to the right of the photo. Display social profile links beneath the description. Ensure consistent rendering across all blog posts using the same author. Allow basic layout and styling control for the author card so it aligns with brand design. This impacts credibility, E-E-A-T signals, and overall blog polish, especially for professional brands where authorship and visual presence matter. I’ve included a simple visual mockup showing the intended layout compared to the current implementation. P.S. I also shared this feedback in a related thread around blog header, footer, domain, and SEO settings for additional context and visibility: https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/blog/p/creating-settings-of-blog-header-footer-domain-seo

Currently all the blog post URLS are www.website.com/post/post-name . There is currently no way to change the word "post". We can change the website and the post name but becuase we can't change the middle word, we lose all SEO from previous URLs that we were using on previous platforms.

ahrefs has made it clear that blogs in Highlevel are SLOW. Please do what you can to make blogging an optimal experience for bloggers and viewers. Thanks. https://share.zight.com/mXuznzYz

Problem: Currently, within GoHighLevel, assigning authors to blogs is time-consuming and inefficient. This challenges users in their outreach campaigns, especially those managing multiple campaigns to multiple individuals and companies. The existing method requires creating new authors for every account and individual using the system = 500 users = 500 blog author builds, which results in a cumbersome and repetitive time-consuming task. Suggested Solution: I propose implementing a more flexible system for blog authorship assignments in GoHighLevel to address this issue. This enhancement would allow users to reassign authorship without creating new ones from within the blog. By altering this process, users can efficiently manage and leverage pre-built blogs for various individuals and companies within their campaigns, enhancing personalization and saving valuable time. And I also think that if this is too difficult to implement, the conversation could transition to Bulk Authorship Assignment: Provide the ability to assign authors to multiple blogs simultaneously, saving time for users managing multiple blogs within a campaign. Overall, this enhancement would significantly improve campaign management by simplifying the blog authorship assignment process, allowing users to optimize their outreach efforts and improve engagement scores effectively.

It would be very helpful to have a "Scheduled Date" as a column in the summary of blog posts. The updated date is present but to see when a blog is schedule you need to click into it (twice) to remind yourself.

I would like to have a different exit pop up based on the blog post's category. That way the pop up stays relevant. If this absolutely can't be done, then we need a way to customize the blog post page so that we may add a sign up form or other advertisement/content on it. Heck, an old-fashioned sidebar even would work.

In the blog post editor indent and outdent are switched. They should be reversed to match other programs and logic.