SQUARESPACE SEO / AKRAM HOSSAIN
Bring a practical search strategy to your Squarespace website. Improve service pages, settings and navigation while keeping the platform manageable for the people who maintain it.
A focused engagement built around your website, your customers and your priorities.
HOW WE START
01
02
03
Remote collaboration for international businesses. Scope, access and deliverables agreed before work begins.
Years of SEO experience
Projects across my SEO work
Hands-on website improvements, clear communication and practical priorities.
BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS
A visually strong website can still make important services difficult to find or evaluate. I review the information customers need, the pages that should appear in search and the settings behind them. The plan respects Squarespace’s built-in behaviour and the differences between site versions and collection types.
Who this is for
Professional service firms, real estate businesses, local companies, ecommerce stores and small businesses using Squarespace for their public website.
WHAT THE WORK COVERS
A practical scope for Squarespace SEO, with recommendations tied to your business goals and the evidence available.
01 / FOCUS
Review important page availability, search visibility and SEO fields. Distinguish navigation placement from search exclusion or access protection. Check titles and descriptions alongside visible headings so the site communicates clearly without assuming that one field controls every search appearance.
02 / FOCUS
Map customer questions to useful pages and improve the connections between services, supporting resources and contact paths. Clarify what you offer and who it suits. Keep genuine service coverage clear without inventing offices or producing many near-identical location pages.
03 / FOCUS
Where relevant, assess blog, product or other collection items for repetitive titles, thin descriptions and unclear internal discovery. Identify template-level patterns versus individual-page changes. Check the actual site version and available settings before recommending platform-specific implementation.
04 / FOCUS
Review the automatically generated sitemap and important URL paths within Squarespace’s supported controls. Plan redirects and validation for approved structural changes. Keep a record of editable settings, content tasks and limitations, rather than promising direct control of the sitemap or every source-code detail.
A CLEAR HANDOVER
Agree on deliverables, responsibilities and access before the work starts. Recommendations and implementation are separated clearly in your scope.
01 / Squarespace page visibility and settings audit
02 / Service-page and navigation improvement map
03 / Collection-content and metadata recommendations
04 / URL change, redirect and validation checklist
PLANNING EXAMPLE / NOT A CLIENT CASE STUDY
A hypothetical architecture practice might show attractive project images without explaining its commercial services. The plan could add approved service detail, connect relevant projects to those pages and review search visibility settings, helping prospective clients understand the relationship between the portfolio and the offer.
MEASURE WHAT MATTERS
Review search performance and relevant landing-page visits alongside completed enquiries or booked calls. Check priority pages after changes and annotate the implementation dates. Treat sitemap updates and metadata completion as checks on delivery, while assessing commercial outcomes over an appropriate review period.
Discuss your goals ↗BEFORE WE BEGIN
The right scope starts with a shared understanding of the work and its limits.
Ask a question ↗Squarespace generates and updates its sitemap automatically. The work reviews the included pages and supported site settings rather than promising manual sitemap editing.
Navigation placement is a different concern from search visibility and access protection. The audit checks the actual settings and page behaviour rather than relying on where the page appears in the editor.
Yes. Available tools and collection settings can differ. Recommendations should be based on the version and structure of your site.
Not necessarily. Clearer content, navigation and settings may address the main issues. A redesign should follow evidence about usability and business needs, with a separate agreed scope.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell me about your website, your priority services and the customers you want to reach. We’ll define a focused next step together.
Request a proposal ↗ Or book a free 1:1 call ↗