Having too many links in your navigation bar is a major no-no, it can overwhelm people. You can easily clean up your navigation bar by adding a drop down menu in Squarespace, and that’s what I’m going to walk you through with a simple tech tutorial, including:

• How to add a drop down menu in Squarespace

• How to change the drop down menu style in Squarespace

Creating an amazing user experience on your website is more than your navigation bar, it’s getting people to the information they want the quickest before they get annoyed and leave your website forever. What’s the quickest way to get them to where they want to go? Let me introduce you to Squarespace anchor links.

Keep reading to learn exactly what anchor links are and where you want to use them, plus I’ll show you step-by-step how to create anchor links on your Squarespace website.

So you’re ready to migrate from WordPress to Squarespace, but then you did some Googling and now you’re overwhelmed AF. Did I hit the nail on the head? It’s totally normal to feel like this when you’re switching website building platforms. I’m here to make it as easy for you as possible.

I’m so excited to share that I’m now listed on the Be Aligned Web Designer Directory, a listing of 75+ of the most amazing Squarespace web designers from around the world!

There is nothing better to help you build a sustainable business than blogging, and there is nothing easier than blogging on Squarespace. I said what I said. Now there’s a huge difference between just writing some words on your website and blogging to grow your business, and there are a lot of different things to keep in mind logistically (like how to boost your SEO).

If you’re ready to overcome the overwhelm and start blogging on Squarespace, then keep reading, because I’m sharing every little thing you need to know to grow your business with blogging.

What’s the deal with blogging? Can you make actual money with it? Do blog posts help build your online business? What comes first: the business or the blog? Aren’t blog posts just a thing of the past? How do you write a blog post to find new paying customers? Let’s cover all of these questions plus my best blogging tips as I share what I’ve learned from writing more than 85 blog posts starting waaaaay back in 2010.

One of the biggest struggles for us health and wellness entrepreneurs is how do you balance social media with ALL the other things in your business. There’s no doubt it can be a HUGE time suck, but it’s also one of the easiest (and most accessible) ways to find new customers.

How can you make sure you get the biggest bang for your buck when you spend time on social media? Answer: make a kick ass plan so that you can create as much content in advance in as little time as possible, and that’s exactly what I’m going to show you today.

This is it, the holy grail of growing your business. Today you’re going to learn the ins and outs of finding new paying customers on autopilot. Meaning that you’ll wake up one morning, check your email, and there will be a message with the subject line “X sent you money” or “you made a sale!”. Really sit with that for a minute. How amazing would it feel to literally make money while you sleep? How much would your business and life change when that starts happening? That’s what I’m going to teach you today!