Any kind of website usually requires maintenance, including a SquareSpace website. Unless you created your website to be a single static page that you never plan on changing, then you will have to invest a bit of time in making sure that your SquareSpace website is in tiptop shape.

As a business owner, you spend money, time, and effort on advertisements. Ads are necessary to get the word out there about what you do and what you can provide to encourage people to not only visit your site but to ultimately make a purchase. However, have you thought about whether what you are currently doing is worth it?

In managing your Squarespace site, you might encounter certain issues that you don’t know how to handle yourself or technical questions that need to be answered. You should know that Squarespace has a customer service team ready to assist you with your concerns. While they don’t currently offer phone support though, there are six other ways to get the help that you need.

If there’s one thing website owners must have on their site, it’s a tracking and reporting tool. Utilising a powerful reporting platform allows you to track important stats and gives insight on your site traffic and performance. Knowing important information, such as who your audience is, where they are from and which of your most popular pages, will help you determine how best to market your products and services.

Imagine that you are looking for a place to live in and you thought it would be nice to rent an apartment unit. So, you start looking and found someone who is renting out their apartment unit. The apartment unit is in a good well-maintained apartment complex that charges a monthly fee for maintenance, security, and the use of any amenities available.

Siteplans are extremely useful in web design, not only for that part but it also aids google to index your site.

Today I have a guest blog from an amazing copywriter that I have teamed up with, Gemma Knight from www.gemmaknightwrites.com

Gemma is a copywriter specialising in all forms of digital content. From webpages to blog articles, and newsletters to email marketing, she does it all. Gemma wants to help you find the words to promote and grow your business.