Paige is a Squarespace expert, website designer, and online business educator. She helps female entrepreneurs build the website of their dreams and budding web designers build ready-to-go businesses. She's traveled to 13+ countries to work remotely, taught 3,000+ students, and has helped over 1 million readers on her blog.

The struggle on whether to put your prices on your website for new business owners is real. Your inner dialogue is telling you, "If I post my prices, my website visitors will get sticker shock and then never come back!” I get it. Putting the real numbers loud and proud on your site is like getting naked in front of a room full of strangers. It's vulnerable, uncomfortable, and sometimes counterintuitive. But it's one of the best things you can do to get clients, and today I'm going to walk you through why that is.

You've decided to finally launch that health and wellness website you've been dreaming about for the last ten years. Congrats friend! But maybe you're feeling stuck or uninspired by design. Well, not to worry, because I've rounded up the ten best example Squarespace websites for health and wellness brands. Here's to the flow of your creative (green) juices!

As a new online business owner, you might think that the number one thing you ought to be focusing on is your website, maybe your branding, or even your business name. And these are all important, of course. But if I could let you in on one little secret when it comes to starting your online business, the thing you ought to be focusing on and pouring your blood, sweat, and tears into is none of the above.

Creating a website for the first time can be an "Oh shit" moment in more ways than one. There's a lot to think about when it comes to design, photos, text, layout... the list goes on and on. But today, I'm giving you some basic blueprints when building your site that will take the headache out of the process. Your website needs to be built with the foundations of these seven essential pages. I'm going to walk you through each one step-by-step, and hopefully, you'll have a better picture of the overall plan when we're through.

The website footer is like the red-headed stepchild of web design. It gets neglected and unfairly so. Your footer shows up on every page of your site - working overtime on navigation and sought after when a legal issue comes into play. I mean, think about it, we all use them and quite a lot. How many times have you thought, "Gee, I wonder what their return policy is?" And then headed straight for the bottom of the page. Or "Oh, I wonder if they're open to today?" And once again, headed for the bottom of the page. Precisely. The footer is essential to your overall site's performance and ought to be thought of strategically to employ its true potential. In this post, I'm sharing the seven things you must have in your website footer to do just that.

So you've heard a bit about blogging and that it's key to growing your online business. But maybe you're thinking, "Is it worth the time and energy?" Well, I'm here to tell you that it is, especially if you run solely online with no brick and mortar connection. Blogging is the gold nugget of growing and is highly underutilized by brand new business owners. If you're looking to increase your exposure, have more income, be successful online, then read on, my friend.

It can be frustrating to finish your brand new Squarespace website, hit publish, and then immediately Google yourself to find that nothing is showing up in search results. "What the heck?! I thought a new website was supposed to help my business get more exposure!" I hear you, my friend. But don't fret. You can do some things to make sure that your brand new website is set up for success. Keep reading to find out what you can do for your Squarespace website to help your online business show up in Google search results.

DIYing your website is an amazing experience. I wish every business owner could have the chance to do it. But not every entrepreneur or business is in a place for the job. That's why I've compiled some tips for you on why you might want to DIY your site vs. hiring a website designer. Neither is good or bad. It just depends. Whether you're a first-time online business owner or you've had skin in the game for a while, there are some pros and cons to weigh. Read on to find out which camp you're in! And then get that website ball rolling, my friend, because it's time to be online, like yesterday.