Hubspot Inbound Marketing Certification Exam (Latest
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Grade A+
What elements can be formatted inside the date formatting options? - ANSWER-1. Language
2. Publish Date
3. Posts by month
How do you change the language for date format of your blog - ANSWER-Use the dropdown menu to
make your selection in which all of the dates on your blog will be displayed. Then click Save changes to
apply your selection.
How do you select the publish date format for your blog? - ANSWER-Use the dropdown menu to choose
the format (the current date will be used as the example) and then click the Save changes button to
apply your selection.
If you're comfortable working with code, you can also choose to use a custom date format that you
create using Locale Data Markup Language.
How do you set the Posts by month format for your blog? - ANSWER-Use the drop-down menu to
choose the format sidebar module (the current date will be used as the example) and then click Save
changes to apply your selection.
If you're comfortable working with code, you can also choose to use a custom date format that you
create using Locale Data Markup Language.
Steps to configure your blog's comment options - ANSWER-1. Navigate to Content > Content Settings.
2. Click on the Blog link in the Content Optimization System Options side menu.
3. Choose the blog whose settings you want to modify. If you only have one blog, you'll only see one
option in the drop-down menu.
What options are availabe to configure your blog's comments? - ANSWER-Allow comments
moderate comments
,Close comments after x# of days
Always require CAPTCHA
Require CAPTCHA after x# of days
Who should receive notifications of new comments
How many levels of comments to allow
Comment verification text
Allow comments - ANSWER-You can choose to allow or not allow comments on your blog. The box is
checked and comments are allowed by default because outside of social media comments are one of
the best ways to publicly engage your audience in discussions about your content and business.
moderate comments - ANSWER-You have the option to moderate comments on your blog posts so that
comments can't be automatically posted to your posts before someone on your team approves of them.
HubSpot automatically filters for spam comments and will hide them from your posts, but you can use
this option to not allow any comments whatsoever without prior approval.
Close comments after x# of days - ANSWER-You have the option to automatically turn off the ability to
leave new comments on posts that are older than the number of days that you specify in this setting.
This is useful if you have a blog that tends to have more time-sensitive posts, or if you want to limit
commenting some other reason.
Always require CAPTCHA - ANSWER-You have the option to require that commenters fill out a CAPTCHA
when they are commenting on your post. This will make it harder for spammers to leave comments on
your blog, but keep in mind that this might also dissuade people from going through the extra effort to
comment.
Require CAPTCHA after x# of days - ANSWER-You have the option to enable a CAPTCHA to be filled out
before commenting after the post has been published for a certain number of days. This is really useful
if you want to encourage a discussion early in the post's lifespan, and want to ensure that any
comments after a certain time period are still relevant and aren't spam.
Who should receive notifications of new comments - ANSWER-You can select the users on your HubSpot
account that you want notified via email when a new comment is posted on your blog. You can also type
in additional email addresses if you want to send a notification to an address or list that is not associated
with a user in your account.
,How many levels of comments to allow - ANSWER-Choose how many layers of comments you want to
allow on your blog posts. You can have up to 10 levels of comments. In order to enable threaded
comments, you must select a number greater than 1.
Comment verification text - ANSWER-You can customize your thank you text to display when a
commenter posts a comment successfully.
Steps to configure your blog's social sharing icons - ANSWER-1. Navigate to Content > Content Settings.
2. Click on the Blog link in the Content Optimization System Options side menu.
3. Choose the blog whose settings you want to modify. If you only have one blog, you'll only see one
option in the drop-down menu.
4. Click on Check off the social media channels that you want to display on your blog. You can choose to
share using Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Google+. Once you are done, click the Save Changes
button. You can turn a button off at any time by simply checking the box again.
Steps to configure your blog's subscription options - ANSWER-1. Navigate to Content > Content Settings.
2. Click on the Blog link in the Content Optimization System Options side menu.
3. Choose the blog whose settings you want to modify. If you only have one blog, you'll only see one
option in the
4. Scroll down to configure subscriptions options
What options are configurable in blog subscriptions - ANSWER-Number of Posts in RSS Feed
Show summaries in RSS
Show summaries in emails
Blog Notification Emails
Number of Posts in RSS Feed - ANSWER-This option will allow you to input a number for how many posts
you would like displayed in your RSS feed. So if someone were to utilize your blog's RSS feed, they would
only see however many posts here that you'd like to display.
, Show summaries in RSS or emails - ANSWER-You can choose to show just a summary of posts in both
your RSS feed and your email subscription updates. When turned on, recipients will receive just the
summary for a given post, plus a link to the complete version.
You can customize what appears in these summaries in one of two ways:
Use a "More" tag in the post. All content preceding the "More" tag will be included in the summary.
If there is no "More" tag included in the post, the summary will consist of the first paragraph of your
post.
Note: Many RSS users vastly prefer to read the entire post in their RSS reader, without having to click
through to your site to read the whole post. While bloggers sometimes use RSS summaries to "force"
subscribers to visit their sites to read their posts, this often has the unintended effect of encouraging
RSS readers to unsubscribe from your blog entirely. It's usually best to allow your readers to consume
your content in the way that works best for them, not for you.
Blog Notification Emails - ANSWER-Blog readers can also choose to subscribe to your blog by email. You
can turn on four different subscription options for your recipients to subscribe to. Use whichever
combination of subscription options works for you and your readers.
Instant Notifications - ANSWER-Subscribers receive an email of your latest post as soon as you publish it.
There is a 15-minute "grace period" prior to notifications actually being sent, so if you decide to
unpublish a post during this period, the notification emails will not be sent.
Daily Notifications - ANSWER-Subscribers receive a daily digest of your blog posts. You control the
maximum number of posts per digest and the time of day it will go out.
Weekly Notifications - ANSWER-Subscribers receive a weekly digest of your blog posts. You control the
maximum number of posts per digest and the day and time it goes out.
Monthly Notifications - ANSWER-Subscribers receive a monthly digest of your blog posts. You control
the maximum number of posts per digest and the day and time it goes out.
Steps to configure and publish each blog notification email before it is sent your subscribers - ANSWER-
Click on the "Edit" email links for one of the notification emails you turned on. This will guide you
Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct|
Grade A+
What elements can be formatted inside the date formatting options? - ANSWER-1. Language
2. Publish Date
3. Posts by month
How do you change the language for date format of your blog - ANSWER-Use the dropdown menu to
make your selection in which all of the dates on your blog will be displayed. Then click Save changes to
apply your selection.
How do you select the publish date format for your blog? - ANSWER-Use the dropdown menu to choose
the format (the current date will be used as the example) and then click the Save changes button to
apply your selection.
If you're comfortable working with code, you can also choose to use a custom date format that you
create using Locale Data Markup Language.
How do you set the Posts by month format for your blog? - ANSWER-Use the drop-down menu to
choose the format sidebar module (the current date will be used as the example) and then click Save
changes to apply your selection.
If you're comfortable working with code, you can also choose to use a custom date format that you
create using Locale Data Markup Language.
Steps to configure your blog's comment options - ANSWER-1. Navigate to Content > Content Settings.
2. Click on the Blog link in the Content Optimization System Options side menu.
3. Choose the blog whose settings you want to modify. If you only have one blog, you'll only see one
option in the drop-down menu.
What options are availabe to configure your blog's comments? - ANSWER-Allow comments
moderate comments
,Close comments after x# of days
Always require CAPTCHA
Require CAPTCHA after x# of days
Who should receive notifications of new comments
How many levels of comments to allow
Comment verification text
Allow comments - ANSWER-You can choose to allow or not allow comments on your blog. The box is
checked and comments are allowed by default because outside of social media comments are one of
the best ways to publicly engage your audience in discussions about your content and business.
moderate comments - ANSWER-You have the option to moderate comments on your blog posts so that
comments can't be automatically posted to your posts before someone on your team approves of them.
HubSpot automatically filters for spam comments and will hide them from your posts, but you can use
this option to not allow any comments whatsoever without prior approval.
Close comments after x# of days - ANSWER-You have the option to automatically turn off the ability to
leave new comments on posts that are older than the number of days that you specify in this setting.
This is useful if you have a blog that tends to have more time-sensitive posts, or if you want to limit
commenting some other reason.
Always require CAPTCHA - ANSWER-You have the option to require that commenters fill out a CAPTCHA
when they are commenting on your post. This will make it harder for spammers to leave comments on
your blog, but keep in mind that this might also dissuade people from going through the extra effort to
comment.
Require CAPTCHA after x# of days - ANSWER-You have the option to enable a CAPTCHA to be filled out
before commenting after the post has been published for a certain number of days. This is really useful
if you want to encourage a discussion early in the post's lifespan, and want to ensure that any
comments after a certain time period are still relevant and aren't spam.
Who should receive notifications of new comments - ANSWER-You can select the users on your HubSpot
account that you want notified via email when a new comment is posted on your blog. You can also type
in additional email addresses if you want to send a notification to an address or list that is not associated
with a user in your account.
,How many levels of comments to allow - ANSWER-Choose how many layers of comments you want to
allow on your blog posts. You can have up to 10 levels of comments. In order to enable threaded
comments, you must select a number greater than 1.
Comment verification text - ANSWER-You can customize your thank you text to display when a
commenter posts a comment successfully.
Steps to configure your blog's social sharing icons - ANSWER-1. Navigate to Content > Content Settings.
2. Click on the Blog link in the Content Optimization System Options side menu.
3. Choose the blog whose settings you want to modify. If you only have one blog, you'll only see one
option in the drop-down menu.
4. Click on Check off the social media channels that you want to display on your blog. You can choose to
share using Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Google+. Once you are done, click the Save Changes
button. You can turn a button off at any time by simply checking the box again.
Steps to configure your blog's subscription options - ANSWER-1. Navigate to Content > Content Settings.
2. Click on the Blog link in the Content Optimization System Options side menu.
3. Choose the blog whose settings you want to modify. If you only have one blog, you'll only see one
option in the
4. Scroll down to configure subscriptions options
What options are configurable in blog subscriptions - ANSWER-Number of Posts in RSS Feed
Show summaries in RSS
Show summaries in emails
Blog Notification Emails
Number of Posts in RSS Feed - ANSWER-This option will allow you to input a number for how many posts
you would like displayed in your RSS feed. So if someone were to utilize your blog's RSS feed, they would
only see however many posts here that you'd like to display.
, Show summaries in RSS or emails - ANSWER-You can choose to show just a summary of posts in both
your RSS feed and your email subscription updates. When turned on, recipients will receive just the
summary for a given post, plus a link to the complete version.
You can customize what appears in these summaries in one of two ways:
Use a "More" tag in the post. All content preceding the "More" tag will be included in the summary.
If there is no "More" tag included in the post, the summary will consist of the first paragraph of your
post.
Note: Many RSS users vastly prefer to read the entire post in their RSS reader, without having to click
through to your site to read the whole post. While bloggers sometimes use RSS summaries to "force"
subscribers to visit their sites to read their posts, this often has the unintended effect of encouraging
RSS readers to unsubscribe from your blog entirely. It's usually best to allow your readers to consume
your content in the way that works best for them, not for you.
Blog Notification Emails - ANSWER-Blog readers can also choose to subscribe to your blog by email. You
can turn on four different subscription options for your recipients to subscribe to. Use whichever
combination of subscription options works for you and your readers.
Instant Notifications - ANSWER-Subscribers receive an email of your latest post as soon as you publish it.
There is a 15-minute "grace period" prior to notifications actually being sent, so if you decide to
unpublish a post during this period, the notification emails will not be sent.
Daily Notifications - ANSWER-Subscribers receive a daily digest of your blog posts. You control the
maximum number of posts per digest and the time of day it will go out.
Weekly Notifications - ANSWER-Subscribers receive a weekly digest of your blog posts. You control the
maximum number of posts per digest and the day and time it goes out.
Monthly Notifications - ANSWER-Subscribers receive a monthly digest of your blog posts. You control
the maximum number of posts per digest and the day and time it goes out.
Steps to configure and publish each blog notification email before it is sent your subscribers - ANSWER-
Click on the "Edit" email links for one of the notification emails you turned on. This will guide you
