Titles and descriptions
Each page gets its own clear title and description, written to earn clicks instead of repeating the site name.
Squarespace sites look great and are easy to run. They also come with fixed templates and fewer technical settings. I focus on what you can control, such as page settings, structure, content and speed, so your site ranks as well as it looks.
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Chat on WhatsAppSquarespace SEO is SEO for sites built on Squarespace. The platform handles a lot for you: secure hosting, a sitemap, mobile-friendly templates and page-level SEO settings. It also limits what you can change, such as some technical settings and the way templates are built.
A Squarespace SEO expert works within those limits. I set clean titles and descriptions, check how headings come out of your template, tidy page structure, add structured data where possible and make sure images and content are doing their job.
The things that most affect rankings on Squarespace are the same as anywhere: content that answers real searches, a clear structure, good links and a fast page. Those are all within your control.
If Squarespace is truly blocking something important, I will say so, and explain what a move would involve. A careful site migration protects your rankings if you do move. The overview of all platforms is on my CMS SEO page.
Each page gets its own clear title and description, written to earn clicks instead of repeating the site name.
Some templates use headings in odd ways. I check how they come out and adjust the content so each page has a clear outline.
Clean addresses, and URL mappings for anything that moves, so the old address points to the new one.
Large images are the usual cause of slow pages. I resize them and add useful alt text.
A logical page tree and menu so visitors and Google find your main pages.
Where Squarespace allows, I add markup through code injection that matches what is visible on each page.
Posts planned around real searches, linked to your main pages with meaningful anchor text.
Pages for what you sell written so Google and shoppers understand them at a glance.
The look can stay. The setup changes.
I check URLs, headings, page titles and indexing settings inside Squarespace and list what needs attention.
Heading order, image names, mobile speed and duplicate pages that templates often create.
One clear target for each page, with overlaps resolved.
Page copy and articles written around what visitors search for.
Search Console clicks and enquiries by month, with the next steps.
Squarespace SEO works best with a plan. Keyword research tells you what each page should target. On-page SEO tunes titles and headings, and content SEO builds the pages that earn traffic.
Core Web Vitals work keeps pages fast, and link building adds authority. For a business serving an area, see local SEO. The overview of all platforms is on my CMS SEO page.
Squarespace sites are tidy but limited in places. The plans work within those limits to get pages ranking.
Launch
from $149 per month
For businesses under 12 months old: audit, keywords and fixes for up to 10 pages.
Growth
from $399 per month
AI search optimization, content, internal links and strategic link building.
Professional
from $799 per month
Full strategy, authority link building, schema and conversion-focused SEO.
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Starting prices in US dollars. I confirm the scope after a free look at your site, so you always know the price before any work starts.
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