Introduction to Your Brand
A quick tour of your brand in the portal: how to find it and what each tab does, from About your brand to your Founders Account.
Guides and walkthroughs for the HubPeople portal.
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A quick tour of your brand in the portal: how to find it and what each tab does, from About your brand to your Founders Account.
Create and configure pages in the portal: standard pages versus articles, the article schema types, and the author and publish-date fields.
Create a brand by chatting with Hubbi in plain language: put it in Agent mode, give the name plus business type, niche, country, language and colour in one message, and confirm. Includes the full option lists and example prompts.
Browse, filter, and search the pages in your brand: the Brand Pages and Brand Assets views, folders that group related pages, and the Filter pages search box.
Why pages with custom JavaScript are rejected on import, the one exception (JSON-LD schema), and the CSS and CMS-placeholder alternatives to build with instead.
Build a Canvas Studio page: the Edit, HTML, and Live modes, and the HTML tab in depth (code, placeholders, preview, Create Content, Page Build Prompts, and validation).
Create and update many pages and assets at once with the Agentic Toolkit ZIP uploader: upload, validate, select, confirm, and deploy.
Change settings across many pages at once with the Bulk Page Editor: SEO metadata, Social and schema, and Menu configuration. Filter by path, edit in a grid, or export to CSV, edit in a spreadsheet, and import back.
Remove several pages at once with Delete Pages mode in the page browser: turn it on, tick the pages, and confirm. Your homepage, folders and legal pages are protected, and deleting is permanent.
If a page you deleted or moved still loads at its old address (for example flagged by Google Search Console), the Clean Stale HTML button forces the platform to clear it.
If a recent edit is not showing on a live page, Force page Update rebuilds that single page. Includes how it differs from Clean Stale HTML.
The platform automatically generates fast AMP versions of your template pages for mobile search visitors. What gets created, how it stays in sync, what is different on an AMP page, and how to switch AMP off per page or for the whole brand.
What your brand's language means: it shapes the content of your public pages for that audience and sets the tone of the community in the members area, not just a few labels. Which languages are supported, the three places language is set (your brand, a single page, and many pages at once), what Lang Code does, and what actually changes when you change it.
Build and manage brands with AI using the Hubbi Agentic Toolkit, directly from Claude Co-Work.
Move a brand built on an older toolkit onto the current one, keeping your existing site intact.
Technical reference documentation for developers working with HubPeople: API endpoints, parameters and integration examples, covering the Registration URL API and the Member Quicksearch API.
Pick your options and it writes the exact prompt to create a brand with Hubbi, ready to copy or open straight in the assistant.
Redirect rules send visitors and search engines from an old address to the right page, so links you have moved or retired do not break. Where the Redirect Rules tab lives, the three rule types (Direct, Wildcard, Regex), creating a rule, and how the platform warns you when a rule clashes with a live page.
Adding your domain to your brand on the Domain Linking tab: the two SSL options (we handle the certificate, or your Cloudflare Proxy does), the three-step Add Domain walkthrough, the DNS, SSL and health checks, and redirecting extra domains to your primary.
The advised Cloudflare setup for your domain: the CNAME record with proxy enabled, the members area record, SSL Full with Always Use HTTPS and TLS 1.2, browser cache respecting headers, and the www-to-root redirect rule.
Build an Xsell offer page for the brand you want to grow, then run a campaign that advertises it in the activity feed of your other brands. Covers the page editor, audience targeting, the banner rules, and reading the reports.
The Midjourney parameters worth knowing, from the Working with Images workshop: aspect ratio, stylize, raw mode, chaos, character and style references, and the advanced prompt syntax.
Slides from the Working with Images session: the same brief run through four AI engines, the parameters that matter, keeping one look across a whole site, and editing an existing image instead of generating a new one.
π Social & Sharing
Social & Sharing
Control how your pages look when shared and in search, with brand-wide defaults and per-page overrides.
Sitemaps: Telling Search Engines What Exists
Create your sitemap once and the platform keeps it fresh: the XML sitemap regenerates itself after page changes, with each page's real last-updated date. Where Manage Sitemap lives, what the buttons do, and how to check yours is current.
The Indexing Switch: Keeping Pages Out of Search
Every page has an Allow search engines to index switch. What turning it off actually does (noindex tag, sitemap exclusion, AMP too), what it does not do, and when to use it.