From SEOSpace to Plug&Pay and Weglot. An overview of useful tools to add more features and design options to Squarespace—and to help your site rank higher in search results.

Want to build your own Squarespace website? This article provides an overview of what to look for in terms of templates, text, images, and SEO to help you get off to a good start.

With Weglot , you Weglot easily Weglot your Squarespace website multilingual, but there are also free options available. In this blog post, I’ll compare four methods and help you choose the right one.

When someone lands on your sales page, you want them to focus on one thing: your offer! So, distractions are a no-go. In this blog post, we'll show you two cool tricks to hide the header and footer on your Squarespace (sales) page.

Squarespace's standard cookie banner doesn't give you many options to match your website's look & feel. But you can easily fix this with a bit of CSS.

Squarespace offers a wide range of fonts you can pick for your paragraph and heading texts. But sometimes you might have seen a font somewhere that you really love but Squarespace doesn't offer.
Luckily, with a little bit of code, you can add fonts to your website yourself.

Squarekicker very easy to install on your site. It allows you to make customizations that go beyond Squarespace’s standard features—even if you don’t know how to code.

Squarespace automatically decides how big your heading texts look on phones and tablets. But hey, that might not always be exactly how you want it! Good news: you can tweak this using CSS, and I'll show you how.