If you’ve recently decided to create an email freebie to start collecting emails and growing your list, you might have noticed that ConvertKit is not listed as a storage option in Squarespace.

If you’ve already signed up for ConvertKit, signing up for another newsletter tool like Mailchimp or Mailerlite is not at the top of your to-do list. because you’re a busy small business owner and pouring more time into choosing a different platform for your email list is not an option for you. You’re on a mission to are ready to get started on growing your email list.

This post walks you through the steps of connecting ConvertKit to Squarespace’s Promotional Pop-up.

You’ve decided to create your business website and are a little overwhelmed with all the steps involved in creating your strategic website. You’ve decided that Squarespace is the website tool for your small business and want direction on how to get started.

Take a deep dive into the post if you’d like to know how to customize your Squarespace template with brand fonts, colors and images and be introduced to the most common blocks within Squarespace.

Let’s dive right into creating your new brand board including designing your logo(s), and choosing the perfect colors and font duo that best represents your small business. The best part? it’s all free! This post covers the basics of getting started in Canva using a brand board template.

I remember when I first decided I wanted to create my website on Squarespace. I was working as a Virtual Assistant and knew I wanted to have a website that made my business look professional.

My problem was, I had no idea where to start my journey with Squarespace. As I clicked through the hundreds of templates, they all kinda blurred together. I had no clue what I was looking at, never mind knowing how to pick a template that was going to allow me to create a website that looked professional, had a great design AND actually turned visitors into paying customers.

When you’re not a designer and you’re looking for inspiration for your small business website, it’s easy to get overwhelmed with all the choices. Templates are a great place to start but how do you go beyond a website template and create a custom-looking website?

What if I told you, you could gain clarity about your website design in just 5 quick steps?

Today I include my exact process for gathering design inspiration for your small business website!

You might be asking yourself, should I make my own website or hire someone to do it?

I get it! Building a website for your small business is a gigantic undertaking. I’m thinking that since you’re asking yourself whether you should go down the DIY route or hire a professional web designer, you are looking for clarity in what direction you should go.

You might be asking yourself…

• What budget should I set aside for my website?

• What platform will be best for my small business?

• What questions do I ask a potential web designer?

If this sounds anything like you, you’re in the right place. Grab your favorite drink and relax as you do a deep dive into what to do for your website. PS. Don’t leave today’s read without grabbing your free website planning guide!

I remember when I first decided I wanted to create my website on Squarespace. I was working as a Virtual Assistant and knew I wanted to have a website that made my business look professional. Problem was, I had no idea what I needed to do to make my website look professional. If this sounds like you, you are in luck because today I’m walking you through picking a template in Squarespace!