Can I link to my own website or resource?
Yes, but you must use the Self-Promotion post flair and provide clear context about who you are and what you are linking to.
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r/squarespace rules, stats, and what to post
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/squarespace: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
Subreddit guides combine public Reddit source URLs, captured rules, visible verification dates, and Rankhog's account-safety workflow.
Current public stats
- Members
- 21,446
- Verified
- September 18, 2026
- Category
- No-code builders and tool operators
Rules can change, so Rankhog keeps verification dates and the original public Reddit sources visible.
Rule summary
- Use clear post titles.: Write a title that summarizes your post or question.
- Prompt a community discussion.: Posts should be written in a way that engages the community to respond.
- Don't post Squarespace support threads.: Do not post Squarespace support correspondences. This isn't the right forum for members to comment on Squarespace's own responses. Feel free to simply ask the same question though!
- Don't link to content that's behind a signup or membership without providing context.: Do not post links to content on websites that require a user to signup or become a member unless you provide clear context to the community about who you are and what you're linking to. This creates more transparency with the community.
- Use "Self-Promotion" post flair when linking to your own external websites.: When posting links to your own website, videos, or resources, you must use the "Self-Promotion" flair in order to provide transparency to the community.
Works well
- A post titled with a clear question about designing or building a Squarespace site, written to invite discussion and using the Self-Promotion flair if it links to your own resource.
- A post that shares a useful Squarespace resource or tutorial, uses the Self-Promotion flair, and explains who you are and what you are linking to.
- A post that asks the same question you would have sent to Squarespace support, but framed as a community discussion with a descriptive title.
Avoid
- Do not post screenshots or logs of your support chats with Squarespace.
- Do not link to content that requires a signup or membership without explaining who you are and what you are linking to.
- Do not link to your own website, videos, or resources without using the Self-Promotion post flair.
- Do not write vague or unclear post titles that fail to summarize your post or question.
What r/squarespace Is For
This community is for anyone who wants to discuss designing, developing, or building websites with Squarespace. People come here to ask questions, share resources, and talk about their work in the Squarespace ecosystem.
Rules That Matter Before Posting
The rules that decide whether a marketing-adjacent post survives are "Use clear post titles.", "Prompt a community discussion.", "Don't post Squarespace support threads.", "Don't link to content that's behind a signup or membership without providing context.", and "Use "Self-Promotion" post flair when linking to your own external websites.". The last one matters most for founders, because it means you can share your own work as long as you label it and give context.
What To Post
A good post here starts with a clear, descriptive title that summarizes your question or topic. Write the body in a way that invites the community to respond, not just a broadcast. If you link to your own website, video, or resource, use the Self-Promotion flair and explain who you are and what you are sharing. If your link goes to gated content, give clear context so the community knows what they are clicking and who you are.
What To Avoid
Avoid vague titles, support chat screenshots, gated links without context, and self-promotion without the Self-Promotion flair. Each of these is called out in the rules and will get your post removed.
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Common questions about r/squarespace
Can I share a screenshot of my Squarespace support chat?
No. The community asks you not to post Squarespace support correspondences, though you may ask the same question itself.
What kind of title should I use?
Write a title that summarizes your post or question, and write the post in a way that engages the community to respond.
What is this community for?
Discuss anything about designing, developing, or building websites with Squarespace.
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