Squarespace recently announced a new feature that enables you to duplicate your blog posts. This is a great way to create a reusable template so you can remember how you like your articles laid out. In this post, I’ll show you how it works and why you’ll want to use it!

In these three step-by-step video lessons, I'll show you how to upload an opt-in to your Squarespace site, use Squarespace's hidden fields to easily organize your new subscribers onto one Mailchimp list, and deliver your freebie gift with ease.

When you want to grow your business, you need to invest in growing your skills. In today's video, I'm sharing my thoughts on how to discern which online courses to invest in and how to get the most out of your online learning experiences so you can move the needle with your business.

We started our journey by looking at her previous, DIY Squarespace website. Sarah had done a great job with it as you can see below. But she wasn't pleased with it. She wanted her images to feel cohesive all across the site. She also wanted a logo that felt right. And she wanted to tell her story in a way that brought the complexities and nuances of her work down to earth for people outside the mental health field.

We started Lana's project by clarifying her brand's color palette and personality. Within her Pinterest mood board I saw she is drawn to Celtic knots and the symbolism of the number three. The answers to her Brand Clarity Workbook also revealed she is an Autumn personality.