Skip to Main Content

Welcome to Clinch Recruitment Marketing Suite - Community Feedback Forum

A great place to post your ideas and vote on others so that you can let us know what is important to you.


Please take the time to register, and then share your detailed use case and how the proposed enhancements could provide value to your organisation.


We endeavour to provide an initial response to all ideas in a timely manner.

Experience Community

Our Experience Designers are always excited to talk to our customers about your experiences with the system. If you are keen to chat to them, you can easily book a short session with a member of the team right here.

Status Shipped
Created by Dario Paolini
Created on Jul 16, 2021

Increased blog functionality

Current blog capability and features are fairly limited and I'm finding that there are some limitations which are not felt on other platforms. Would be great to have:

  • A summary/category page template, which shows all blogs, and all blogs for a particular category. At the moment, to get this functionality, a page design needs to be built and it is missing critical things like pagination.

  • Multiple blog post templates. I have different types of blog content for different purposes and therefore need different page features and CTAs. At the moment, can only have one blog post template so all content needs to align with this, which means compromises all round.

  • Pagination - current blog posts can be looooooong. Would be great to have the system auto-paginate longer posts so that they are more user friendly. Also for rankings, page views are important, so driving additional page views by splitting a post over shorter pages is preferable for rankings.

  • Metadata - there are currently no settings to add/control page meta. Would be good to have these as part of post publishing.

That's all I can think of for now... coming from using platforms like Wordpress and Hubspot, it would be great to see some of their publishing features worked into the blog capability here. It's quite important in recruitment marketing, which by its nature, is a content heavy activity... so we need good content publishing ability on our careers site.

What is the business process you are trying to achieve?

Add greater features and functionality to blog to cope with higher amounts of content.

  • Attach files
  • Admin
    Steve Oxley
    Reply
    |
    Jun 20, 2024

    A number of enhancements have been released to the Blog functionality over the past 12 to 18 months.

    These improvements include:

    • Blog post routing

    • Improved blog editor

    • AI-powered content assistant

    • Dedicated blog search page

    • Blog tagging

    • Blog list filtering by tag

    Whilst we may add further enhancements in the future, we will close off this particular suggestion for now.

    --

    Steve Oxley
    Product Manager

  • Admin
    Steve Oxley
    Reply
    |
    Dec 15, 2021

    To provide a quick update on this idea, I'm pleased to share that we've just released some new functionality which allows you to tag blog posts, and then use those tags to filter the content which is displayed to visitors on certain pages of your careers site.

    Whilst this doesn't completely address the suggestion made in the first dot point, it does provide an ability for you to differentiate which posts are presented to visitors on different pages within the careers site without needing to maintain separate blogs.

    For more details, please take a look at the latest release notes which can be found here.

  • Admin
    Steve Oxley
    Reply
    |
    Aug 18, 2021

    We are looking at scheduling some enhancements to blogs later this financial year, and we will consider these suggestions for inclusion in that development.

    We'll assess each idea in more detail closer to the commencement of that work.

    --

    Steve Oxley
    Product Manager

  • Admin
    Steve Oxley
    Reply
    |
    Jul 21, 2021

    Thanks for the detailed suggestion Dario.

    I am reviewing the various ideas included here, and will revert in due course.

    --
    Steve Oxley
    Product Manager