Add Blog Post Element in Funnel Step or Website Page

What is the Blog Post Element?

The Blog Post element enables you to embed content from your CRM blog directly into any funnel step or website page. This feature allows you to showcase your published articles without redirecting visitors to a separate blog site. By integrating blog content into relevant pages, you can enhance SEO, boost content engagement, and create a more cohesive user experience. It's ideal for highlighting recent posts, featuring articles by category or author, or keeping your pages dynamically updated with fresh content.

To use this element, you must have an active blog set up within your CRM with at least one published post.

How To Set Up the Blog Post Element

Follow these steps to add and configure a Blog Post element:

1. Navigate to Sites and open either Funnels or Websites.
2. Select the specific funnel step or website page you wish to edit and click Edit.
3. Click Add Elements to open the elements panel.
4. Find the Blog Posts element and drag it into your desired location on the page.
5. Click the placed element to access its settings. Here, you can customize how the blog content appears:
   • Display Style: Choose the visual layout for the element.
   • Choose Blog Site: Select the blog from which content will be pulled.
   • Sort By: Decide the order of posts—options include Recent Posts, Recent Posts by Category, or Recent Posts by Author.
   • Choose Categories: Filter posts by specific categories if desired.
   • Pagination: Set the number of blog posts to display.
   • Button Options: Customize the text and colors of any buttons associated with the element.
6. Save your changes and Publish the site or funnel to make the element live.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if no posts appear after adding the element?

Ensure your blog is properly set up, that posts are published, and that any selected category or author filters match available content in your blog.

Can I use this element to make a content-based landing page?

Yes. The Blog Post element is excellent for creating resource-rich landing pages that use educational content to guide visitors toward conversion.