While you may have a website up, that doesn’t always mean you’re going to rake in traffic and sales right away.

Even if you are doing pretty well, you still need a professional to help you fine-tune everything for the long term. A web developer is much more than someone who develops your page.

The developer can help you give your brand a better voice to help engage your target audience. Here are some benefits of having a web developer:

It’s no secret that I am a huge fan and advocate of Squarespace. Like everyone else I tried Wix and I hated it, it just never looked professional and always had an amateur DIY finish. And let’s be real who is going to take you seriously and have over their money if it just doesn’t look professional and legit. No one. Then I tried Weebly and it was great there. I did opt-ins there closed clients and everything but then it came a time when it was time to level up to something more professional.

While I could share with you ALL the reasons to go with Squarespace today I am sticking with 5 Reasons you should build your website on Squarespace:

One of the many popular questions I get asked and understandably so is, how much does Squarespace cost? Or the other thing regarding price is that it’s expensive. And when we use the word expensive, expensive is pretty much relative? Relative meaning it’s a subjective thing and it’s about what matters to you. Do you prefer an all in one solution, something that makes your life easier, are on the fence of a website because of how intimidating it is, worried about viruses, hackers, coding, maintenance, having access to support?

So how much does Squarespace cost?

There seems to be a misconception that you cannot create membership websites on Squarespace.

I like to describe domains as your label or your address. This is where you reside in the internet “real-estate-land”. And hosting is your “space” for your property aka your website. We’re not going to talk about hosting though, but what to give that complete analogy...