How easy is SquareSpace to use?

People always ask me which platform they should use for a website that's easy for them to make themselves. So I thought I'd give SquareSpace a whirl in 2025 incase much has changed.

How Brands and Small Businesses Can Get Cited in Blogs and Media Publications (to help the AI robots love you)

LLMs and AIs want credible sources so if they see you quoted around the web, they'll love you more.

What even is Reddit?

A beginner’s guide to Using ChatGPT's fave, Reddit, and finding the best subreddits.

Free FAQ generator

If you’ve ever thought about SEO, you’ve probably come across the benefit of FAQs. They help you get across a lot more information about your company, let you optimise direct search terms people might be seeking answers for, and – if your site is all geared up with structured mark up, they can help feed […]

Check your required fields

It may be time for you to give your online data collection forms an audit and see if you're collecting more than you need to or forcing your visitors into tricky questions.

AWS cost spiralling? Do you need a checkup?

Have you noticed your AWS costs going up lately? It's a good idea to carry out a AWS audit from time to time to see where your money is going.

Google Map saying “for development purposes only”

If your Google Map on your website is looking broken, with the message "for development purposes only" and an ugly white box over it, this is how you fix it.

Hosted solutions vs. bespoke development

There's a growing tendency to buy services rather than develop bespoke code. Which camp are you in?

AvailabilityCal User Guide

AvailabilityCal User Guide AvailabilityCal is a tool for managing who you share you calendar with, whilst not showing them any details of what you’re doing, just when you’re free.

Asking people to allow analytics cookies to help you out

I spotted an interesting approach to asking for Analytics cookies on themodernhouse.com at the weekend.

Getting set up locally: what does it mean and why do developers do it?

Developers often need to get set up locally before they can work on a website, but what does that mean?

Beware local sounding fake news

It's easy for a website to make itself look like a newspaper, and look like it's relevant to you