Summary: Squarespace adds new trial and domain offers

Why It Matters: This shows Squarespace is trying to get more people to start using their website builder.

What Changed:

• Removed a section about "A website makes your sports camp real."
• Added new calls to action for starting a free trial and getting started.
• Added a new section about checking domain name availability with an AI tool.
• Added new sections about scheduling classes, creating online courses, and getting paid with invoices.
• Changed the order and wording of some marketing tool descriptions.
• Removed detailed explanations about how to create a website, customize it, add features, create content, publish, and sell online.
• Removed detailed information about pricing, domain costs, and specific features like Acuity Scheduling and Squarespace Invoicing.
• Removed a section about connecting to social media and third-party apps.
• Removed a section about built-in SEO tools and AI for SEO.
• Removed a section about hosting and security.
• Added a new section about website templates for every purpose.
• Added a new section about creating an online store website.
• Added new step-by-step guides for creating a website, an online store, a blog, and a portfolio.
• Added a new section about what Squarespace is.
• Added a new section about how to know if Squarespace is right for you.
• Added a new section about how to build a website with Squarespace.
• Added a new section about coding experience.
• Added a new section about supporting resources.
• Added a new section about hiring a Squarespace Expert.
• Added a new section about finding a domain.
• Added a new section about ecommerce.
• Added a new section about AI tools.
• Added a new section about data privacy.