Forms that end in an email
A website inquiry waits in an inbox until someone retypes it into the CRM, and some get lost along the way.
Your whole company website runs on HubSpot CMS, and every form saves the contact in the CRM your sales team uses. Marketing edits content and adds landing pages on its own.
A website inquiry waits in an inbox until someone retypes it into the CRM, and some get lost along the way.
A new campaign landing page means a request and a wait, and marketing can’t fix even a headline on its own.
Analytics shows visits, the CRM shows deals, and nobody knows which page led to a sales conversation.
The sitemap, pages and contact points arranged around how your customers make decisions.
Modules written for your site that marketing edits in the HubSpot editor. spectage.co runs on a theme like this.
A content and URL inventory, a redirect map and metadata carried over from the old site. After launch, I check indexing.
A form saves the contact with the visit source, and can start a workflow and assign the lead to a rep.
Marketing HubContent structured so AI assistants cite your company, plus a HubSpot tool that shows whether they do.
I check Core Web Vitals, image weight, semantic HTML and accessibility before publishing.
You tell me what your website runs on today and what happens to form inquiries. I explain what a move to HubSpot CMS would look like.
We go through your current site, its content and the path an inquiry takes into the CRM. The implementation document includes a sitemap, a list of URLs to move and a license recommendation.
I write the theme and modules, move the content with a redirect map, connect the forms and set up the AEO tools.
I teach your team to add pages, blog posts and landing pages from ready-made modules, on your own site, in 1.5-2 hour sessions.
After launch you reach out when you need something, or we agree on a fixed scope of work for each month.

I am a HubSpot consultant. I work in HubSpot every day: I implement it, train teams and connect it with the rest of the company’s systems. My advice comes from what has worked across dozens of portals.
Yes. The site runs on the same CRM as marketing and sales, and a form saves the contact, source and visit history in one place. The site you are on runs on HubSpot CMS too.
It depends on whether you need member-only areas, gated content and multiple languages. My recommendation is in the document after the workshop.
We’ll work it out on the call, once I know your site and how much content needs to move. You pay for the Content Hub license separately, directly to HubSpot.
The workshop, design approval and training for your content team, in 1.5-2 hour sessions. I handle the theme, modules and content migration.
I move it to HubSpot CMS: first a URL inventory and redirect map, then an indexing check after launch. If the site needs to stay for now, I connect its forms to HubSpot.
Preparing content so AI assistants point to your company when someone asks about products or services like yours. In HubSpot, I set up brand visibility tracking and structured data.
Thirty minutes, free. Tell me what you want to do and I'll tell you where to start.