Business Overview
Stand out in any inbox with Squarespace Email Campaigns. Our all-in-one platform makes it easy to unify your brand voice—from your homepage to your emails.
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Key Info
- Name
Squarespace Email Campaigns
- Company Type
Private
- Legal Name
Squarespace, Inc.
- Date Established
2012-01-01
- Number of Employee's
600-999
- Address
225 Varick Street, New York, NY 10014, USA
- Website
- Pricing
- Alexa Global Rank
434
- Alexa US Rank
153
- Technologies Utilised
google apps, ns1, zendesk, mailchimp, squarespace, dyn dns, google tag manager, youtube, bing advertiser, facebook advertiser, google analytics, conversio
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If you spend today, support Black-owned businesses. We're sharing just a handful of the many Black-owned businesses we love. Black business owners, respond here telling us about your business ⬇️#BlackOutDay2020 #BlackLivesMatter
We've partnered with queer comedian, content creator and small business owner @iamjadefox on a contest focused on helping you Make Your Space – with Squarespace. Learn how to be one of the 20 lucky recipients of a one-year SQSP website subscription here: https://share.sqsp.link/MakeYourSpace
✨ Looking for a little portfolio inspiration? Over on the blog, we're sharing 9 examples of design portfolios on @squarespace with strong personal branding — https://buff.ly/3g6nMWn
Shot by Brad Cuzen
#design #portfolio #dribbble #designer #portfolioinspiration
In a recent interview with @fairygodboss, Carole Lamb – our Director of HRBP & Programs – speaks to the challenges of working remotely during COVID-19, shares her current daily schedule, as well as offers advice to fellow working moms: https://share.sqsp.link/Carole #ThisIsSquarespace
This Thursday, as part of @DandADNewBlood's 2020 #NEWBLOODFESTIVAL, join Squarespace's very own @benhughestv (VP of Brand Design) and @snambomb (Creative Production Director) for an in-depth discussion around our campaigns and creative team. Register here: https://share.sqsp.link/BrandGuardians
The second season of New Blood: By the Book – our video series in partnership with @dandad, full of constructive advice for entering the creative industry – continues with portfolio tips from @SaysDonna, Creative & Brand Director at @FaberBooks: https://share.sqsp.link/NewBloodByTheBook
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We've partnered with queer comedian, content creator and small business owner
Jade Fox on a contest focused on helping you Make Your Space – with Squarespace: share.sqsp.link/MakeYourSpace
In a recent interview with Fairygodboss, Carole Lamb – our Director of HRBP & Programs – spoke to the challenges of working remotely during COVID-19, shared her current daily schedule, as well as offered advice to fellow working moms. #ThisIsSquarespace
How I Continue to Redefine Gender Roles as I Work at Home With My Kids, According to a Director
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Carole Lamb also offered advice for working mothers who are parenting and working from home.The second season of New Blood: By the Book – our video series in partnership with D&AD, full of constructive advice for entering the creative industry – continues with portfolio tips from Donna Payne, Creative & Brand Director at Faber & Faber Books: share.sqsp.link/NewBloodByTheBook
Proud to announce our new Make Your Space Contest alongside queer comedian, content creator, entrepreneur and SQSP customer Jade Fox – learn more and enter here for your chance to be one of 20 recipients of a one-year Squarespace site: share.sqsp.link/MakeYourSpace
Resilience can grow stronger overtime, but for many of us, it’s tested at an early age. Team member, Eugene Clifford (he/him/his), shares his journey to becoming comfortable being authentically himself.
“I came out to everyone quite young. I was 14 when I realized and just turned 17 when I told everybody. At the time, I was determined not to be one of "those gays" — you know... the flamboyant ones that seem to be having fun and embracing who they are? In my family, being gay was fine but being camp was not. It took me a long time to get over that, and I still have some lingering prejudices. Once I joined workspaces that had openly gay people, I realized just how much time and energy I wasted trying to maintain the masculine facade. Now I act according to what feels most comfortable and encourage people to be themselves. You do you, not what people expect from you. Whether that's camp, grunge, goth, nerd, whatever! Be happy.”
#ThisIsSquarespace #ResilienceAsARevolution
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