🖼️ Why Does the Featured Image Appear Twice?
When you publish an article from Search Atlas to GoHighLevel, you may notice the featured image appears twice in the published blog post. This is a known behavior related to how GoHighLevel processes content received from external integrations.
If you experience this, you can resolve it by editing the post directly inside GoHighLevel after publishing and removing the duplicate image from the article body. The featured image will continue to display correctly once the duplicate is deleted.
✅ How to Remove the Duplicate Image
To fix the duplicate image, log in to your GoHighLevel account, navigate to your blog posts, open the affected article for editing, locate and delete the extra image from the body of the post, and then save or republish the article.
🔤 Why Is There an Alphanumeric Suffix in the Blog Name?
When an article is published to GoHighLevel, the blog post slug or name may include a short alphanumeric suffix — for example, my-article-title-a1b2c3. This suffix is added by GoHighLevel and is not controlled by Search Atlas.
If you need to clean up the slug, you can do so by editing the post inside GoHighLevel after publishing. Look for the slug or URL field within the post's editing options, update it to your preferred value, and save your changes.
Tip: Before editing the slug, check that no other post in your GoHighLevel blog already uses the same URL, as a conflict may cause a suffix to be re-added. Archive or delete any duplicate posts first if needed.
⚙️ Can Search Atlas Prevent These Issues Automatically?
These behaviors occur on the GoHighLevel side after content is published. If you continue to experience issues with image duplication or alphanumeric suffixes that cannot be resolved through post editing in GoHighLevel, please reach out to our support team with your project name and a description of the issue so we can investigate further.
If you need further assistance, open the chat widget in the bottom-right corner of the platform and type human teammate to be connected with a member of our team.