If you're using Linktree (or a similar tool) to share multiple links in your Instagram bio, you're not alone. It’s a quick fix, and it does the job. But here’s the thing—why send your audience to a third-party platform when you could keep them on your own website? Creating a custom Link in Bio page in Squarespace gives you full control over branding, design, and analytics while keeping visitors engaged with your content. In this post, I’ll show you how to set it up in just a few simple steps.

SEO doesn’t have to be overwhelming. If you’re a creative or wellness professional, your time is better spent doing what you love—whether that’s designing, coaching, or creating. The good news? A few simple tweaks to your Squarespace site can improve your search rankings and attract more dream clients. From optimising your page titles to making the most of keywords (without overstuffing), these easy-to-implement strategies will help your site get found—without the tech headaches.

Running a business is a journey—exciting, fulfilling, but also demanding. It’s all too easy to prioritise work over your own well-being, especially when juggling responsibilities beyond your business. But here’s the truth: taking care of yourself isn’t a luxury; it’s essential for both your success and happiness.

After over a decade of self-employment, I’ve learned that prioritizing self-care leads to better energy, clarity, and resilience. Whether it’s reclaiming small moments of joy or setting boundaries around your time, these simple shifts can make a lasting difference—both in your work and your life.

Squarespace is known for being user-friendly, even if you’re not particularly tech-savvy. So why would you hire a Squarespace web designer instead of doing it yourself?

The truth is, while Squarespace makes website building accessible, a designer brings strategy, customisation, and expertise that elevate your site beyond a basic template. From creating a polished, professional look to optimising for SEO and user experience, the benefits go far beyond aesthetics. If you want a site that truly works for your business (without the stress of trial and error), hiring a designer could be the smartest investment you make.

We’ve all come across DIY websites where the photos feel mismatched, making the whole site look cluttered and unpolished. The right imagery plays a huge role in creating a cohesive, professional website, but finding high-quality, free stock photos can feel overwhelming.

Luckily, there are some fantastic websites offering beautiful, high-resolution images—without the generic stock photo feel. Whether you’re looking for modern lifestyle shots, minimal flat lays, or nature-inspired images, I’ve rounded up the best sources to help you find photos that truly complement your website’s design.

The font struggle is real! You’ve carefully chosen the perfect typeface for your Squarespace website—only to discover it’s not available in Canva when you go to design social media graphics. Suddenly, your brand feels disjointed.

But don’t worry! There are plenty of beautiful font pairings that work seamlessly across both platforms, keeping your branding cohesive without the hassle. In this post, I’ll share seven foolproof Squarespace and Canva font pairings that ensure your website, marketing materials, and social media all look polished and professional.