Adding a blog to your Squarespace site isn’t about pumping out content or chasing what’s hot. It’s about creating a purposeful space that works for your business; attracting aligned clients, building trust before the first call, and showing how you actually think about your work.

There’s so much that can be crafted beyond the Squarespace grid that can elevate your website with unique and interactive design elements. I’m still on the side that simplicity and accessibility reign, but that doesn’t mean boring so I’m sharing a few features and resources so you can get creative too.

When I audit websites, I notice the same gaps over and over —elements that could be turning curious visitors into loyal clients. In this post, I’ll walk through six essentials inspired by the StoryBrand framework, showing how clear messaging and customer-focused design can transform your site’s experience and conversion.

In this multi-part post, I cover some key strategies to implement in Squarespace and throughout your blog to enhance the chances of actually getting your thoughts and knowledge found on the interweb.

From instant gratification to keeping your clients hooked, we'll uncover the top five reasons why a killer thank you page is a must-have in your digital arsenal and follow with how to build one on your Squarespace website.

Before investing in web design, there are some important pieces of business information that you want to consider to maximize the return on your investment and ensure that your website is built with strategy and intention.

Images on your website, blog, and social media should tell a well-crafted story that fits with your brand and message. Through strategic content curation and photoshoot planning, you can ensure your imagery is doing its job.

Keeping your branding consistent doesn’t have to be complicated. Canva makes design accessible, but using the right fonts is what keeps everything feeling intentional. Here, I break down 12 font combinations you can use in both Squarespace and Canva, no custom font purchases required.

Most visitors won’t stick around. Less than a minute on a page, a quick skim of your words, and gone if your value isn’t clear in 10 seconds or less. Ready to turn that traffic into paying clients? Your homepage might need a rethink. Here’s where to start…