Everything you need to know about using AMP blog posts on your Squarespace website

Today’s blog post is inspired by a question that come up recently during on my of Squarespace SEO Audit & Consulting Sessions and I knew it would be a great topic to share publicly with my blog readers as well.

If you’ve ever looked at my Squarespace SEO Checklist freebie (which you can get below), you might have noticed that I’ve marked the AMP setting as optional. There are a few very good reasons for this which I’m excited to dive into below!

Many Squarespace newbies or people who are just learning about web design/development for the first time probably have no clue what AMPs are, let alone the pros/cons of using them on Squarespace website. If you find yourself in a similar boat, this blog post is definitely for you! My goal here is to teach you a little bit of tech, go over the AMP setting on your Squarespace website, but most importantly clear up any confusion surrounding them and how they’re different from regular blog posts viewed on mobile. I’m going to explain what AMPs are, how and why you would use them on your Squarespace website, and also talk about what affect they have on SEO and how your website/blog posts might show up in search results.

5 MORE answers to real Squarespace SEO questions I’ve received recently

Coming in HOT with another round of real reader Squarespace SEO Q&As!

A while back I tried out a new type of blog post where I answered 5 real reader questions about Squarespace SEO. I picked questions that I get asked time and time again, and shared my answers in a public blog post so that everyone could be on the same page.

Well the numbers don’t lie - that post was a huge hit!

We’re back at it today with another round of 5 Squarespace SEO Q&As that come directly from you, my readers and audience.

SEOCharlotte O'HaraMarch 25, 2019seo, squarespace seo series Comments

An in-depth recap of Top Squarespace SEO: Exactly how I launched and marketed my first online course

Hey there, tech enthusiasts! I’m equal parts excited and super nervous to share this post with you because I truly share the good, bad and ugly of the launch of my first online course, Top Squarespace SEO.

I’m sharing this recap and detailed information for a couple reasons. First of all, I want to get back into blogging and this seems like a fun place to start. Second, I’m using this post as a way to gather all my thoughts, observations and notes in one place. Third, because maybe it’ll help someone who’s reading with their own launch effort.

Sit back, relax, and prepare to creep the heck out of my launch!

Everything you need to know about Squarespace Page Titles

What makes up a website? Do you think of a collection of pages that display a variety of content? If we agree that a website is something along those lines, the next question to ask yourself is how does a visitor move around the site?

First off, there’s the home page where visitors initially land on your website. From there they navigate around to different pages of the site. Users often hop between pages by clicking through to the content they’re looking for, and that’s often indicated by the Page Title. For example, if you want to read the blog, you’ll click the “Blog” link. Or if you want to shop a brand’s products, you might click “Shop” or “Products”.

As a website owner, your goal is to make it as easy and straightforward as possible for visitors on your site to access the information they’re looking for.

This is where Page Titles come in!

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