Haha thanks! Glad you enjoyed it ◡̈

I'd also be interested in the SEO process for website in a day....or the one you listed in the video...said it would be linked in the bottom but I didn't see it?

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Glad you found it to be helpful!

welcome! Glad you found it to be helpful!

If you want you can take it into imovie and add new music that is royalty free! Or when you create a new short on KZbin, there is a button at the top that says "add sound" click that and it will remove your previous sound!

Squarespace doesn't currently have a built-in feature for requiring a 50% deposit and automatically scheduling a final payment for events or services. However, you can implement a workaround using the following methods: 1. Use Two Separate Products or Payment Links: Create two products in your Squarespace store: "Event Deposit (50%)" "Event Final Payment (50%)" Clearly communicate in the product descriptions and your checkout page that the initial deposit is required to secure the booking and the final payment will be due on a specified date. You can send reminders manually or set up an email campaign to notify customers when the final payment is due. 2. Integrate a Scheduling Tool Use an external scheduling tool, such as Acuity Scheduling (owned by Squarespace), which allows you to accept payments when customers book appointments or events. Acuity lets you create packages or payment plans, so you could require a 50% deposit upfront and follow up manually or automatically for the remaining balance. 3. Custom Payment Solutions via Third-Party Tools Integrate a service like Stripe, PayPal, or Square with a custom setup. These tools support partial payments, invoices, or scheduled payments, which you can embed or link to from your Squarespace site. Use tools like Zapier to automate payment reminders or follow-ups for the remaining balance. Hope that helps!

Find Squarespace IDS (Squarespace ID Finder) - I use the Chrome extension!!

Oh my goodness I didn't notice 🤦‍♀ Sorry! I will try to re-record it!

I am so glad it was helpful!

So are you wanting just a repeating weekly class? Did you figure it out? Sorry it took me a few weeks to get back to you.

​@@RebekahRead not so regular. I set my classes once/month roughly, but I set the dates for the whole year.

@@RebekahRead Love this tutorial, I'd also love to know how to set up a repeating class? Is this possible?

@@Instyle1001 and @melbourneclimbingschool Setting up a repeating class in Squarespace requires a bit of strategy, as Squarespace doesn’t natively support recurring events in their built-in Events collection. Here’s a breakdown of how to ensure your classes remain up-to-date with new dates over time if you’re using the Events collection: 1. Create an event page for your class and add an initial date below the title. 2. As time passes and new dates are scheduled, you’ll need to manually edit the event and update the dates. You can also create separate events for each new date and use filters or tags to display upcoming classes only. 3. If the dropdown is a custom feature (e.g., through a form or external tool), update the dropdown list manually to reflect the new dates. Unfortunately this is manual and time-consuming if your schedule changes frequently. You could use use a Third-Party Scheduling Tool like Acuity Scheduling (owned by Squarespace) or Calendly for managing recurring classes. Or you could duplicate events for each date where you write out the event details and save them as a reusable template or copy the event. Hope that helps!!

I know I am so bummed! I probably should delete this video now. I love (and personally) use Dubsado. You can connect Google Calendar to Dubsado and then set up an embedded "form" with time slots. You can see kind of what it looks like at rebekahreadcreative.com/contact and you can get 20% OFF FIRST YEAR using code bekah (or go here - www.dubsado.com/?c=bekah). Hope that helps and let me know if you have any other questions about their "scheduling appointments" feature!

@@RebekahRead REBEKAH! You are a dream. That is brilliant. I am on dubsado, a free account, and will totally use your code. I'm off to put it on my showit account, thank you so much for great content!!

@@robinjolin2990 THANK YOU for using my code! And I am thankful the content is helpful.

I am so glad you found it to be helpful! Which picture are you referring to? Is it a banner image? If you can link your website I can look at it!

Not on Showit, but you can sell it on Shopify Lite and connect it with Showit

@@RebekahRead thanks for your reply.

I am glad you found it to be helpful!

Although this started as a reel, it is now a KZbin short. In my opinion, many people are seeing it.

Thanks for the comment and subscribing!

Thanks for the update.

Hahaha that is hilarious - my mom has said that since Pitch Perfect. Other than that, not many people have said it. But I’ll take it! She’s talented 😂

Welcome!!!

I would create the segment first, then the workflow (with just the 1 automatic email that sends them the free printable) and the trigger would be when someone subscribes with that segment name.

Thanks for your words and reaching out on Instagram too! That is the best part of having your own business- you can aways switch things up and pivot! I've done a lot of that the past 3 years haha.

welcome!! glad you found it to be helpful!

Glad you found it to be helpful!!

Thank you! This is very encouraging

Oh, having said that, I do just want the Flodesk videos because I don't use or even know anything about Squarespace or Showit. Ha ha!

@@adventuresinnanaland8123 It is seriously ridiculous that Flodesk makes it that hard haha but I am glad you figured it out!!! And thanks for subscribing! That is so sweet. I will add more Flodesk videos to the list ◡̈

I was trying out this new platform, but honestly I prefer Ubersuggest. I think it is more user friendly. You can learn more about it here - neilpatel.com/ubersuggest/

I’m not sure. Possibly because there may be more female designers than men?

@@RebekahRead Possibly.

Hmm is it just because the calendar only shows month to month? So if they click over they could see next month? Maybe watch the updated tutorial - rebekahreadcreative.com/add-a-squarespace-calendar/

@@RebekahRead Thank You

I'm glad you appreciated it ♡

Not at this time, but thanks!

Yes- do you have a specific calendar you are using? The way I do this is I have Dubsado as my CRM and then connect Google calendar to Dubsado. When I embed my Dubsado form for people to sign up for a time slot it is connected to my Google cal so it blocks off times I have events (if that makes sense).

Once they click their preference they will get tagged as something which you set. So Ihave a Showit Only tag. And then when I am creating emails about Squarespace for example, I EXEMPT the Showit only group.

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Thank u ❤