What do you do if your brand fonts aren’t in Squarespace, or you were already set on a font you’d love to use on your website and it’s not included in the font options?

You upload your own.

In this post I will walk you through the step by step process of uploading and using your own fonts in Squarespace.

Email lists are all the rage these days, and with good reason. If Instagram, Pinterest, or Facebook went away today, and you don’t have a list, you’d have no way of contacting the people that have been following along in your journey.

Because of the popularity of email lists though, it’s not enough to just say Sign up for my list anymore. You’ll have to make your offer a little more exciting, and maybe even visually appealing, for that to actually work out.

I personally use MailerLite* (yes! That’s an affiliate link) for my email list, and I have been loving it. The only downside? There are only so many ways you can style your signup form to match the look and feel of your website. But don’t worry, this blog post will solve that problem!

In this post I’ll show you exactly how to set up a signup form that opens on the click of a photo in Squarespace!

As a Pinterest marketer and Squarespace web designer, setting up Pinterest accounts to work properly with Squarespace is one of my top priorities. Luckily for all of us, the Pinterest Squarespace integration makes this a super easy process. In this blog post, I’ll walk you through the step by step process for claiming your website with Pinterest and setting up rich pins when using a Squarespace website.

While your wedding photography website can totally be a place for you to show off your beautiful work to your mom and grandma, chances are you want it to help you build your brand and book clients too! As a wedding photographer, your website is one chance for you to show off your beautiful work and share your personality so potential brides feel compelled to work with YOU (and not some other photographer). As a Squarespace web designer I have seen my fair share of good, bad, and ugly when it comes to wedding photography websites, and in this post I’m sharing my top tips to make sure your website turns into a booking machine.

Do you ever feel like it’s getting a little cozy in the wedding photography industry? It seems like everywhere you turn there’s a new photographer popping up or anyone who gets their hands on an entry level DSLR suddenly think they are a professional photographer. So how do you stand out in a saturated market where everyone is essentially offering the same thing, at similar prices? If you’re wondering how your website can help you stand out from the rest, you’re in the right place.