How to CREATE A TEMPLATE for the HubSpot CMS

One of the most common questions I get asked now that HubSpot has released "themes" is how to actually create a template based on the theme that can be reused to save time building web pages. In this video, I'm going to show you a great way to build your own templates using the HubSpot CMS so that you can save a ton of time when it comes to creating pages that will have the same or similar layout.
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[@mikeylawalker]

If I wanted to make a template for a blogging page that multiple different groups of people would contribute to. Would this be an efficient way to do that? For example, let's say I'm creating a blog that a school program would contribute to and I wanted to have a different group of students contribute to their own blog (the group would change every semester) would this method work? Or would I be better off coding an entire theme. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

[@mateuscanobeneton3293]

Kevin, and is there a way to create your own theme? And not depend on themes that more often than not, don't have the components that I actually need?

[@delsmith5327]

Should be titled 'How to edit the theme I'm selling'

[@ediths1784]

We are using your theme. How do I create a template that changes all pages that have been created with it? I had this feature with Sitefinity and missing it.

[@HelpfulHero]

HubSpot works differently. You can use what are called global modules in order to achieve this.

[@aduaeasy]

Hey Kevin, How would you use one of these templates in content staging?

[@HelpfulHero]

Great question. This type of template really isn't great fot the Content Staging feature when trying to redesign a specific page. I could be used if you want to create a new page in Content Staging by going through the same cloning process.