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I own an ice cream shop with a Squarespace-hosted website. Our ice cream is exclusively available for purchase in-store, and our flavor selections change often. I aim to enhance our product page to allow for easy updates on flavor availability, including a written description for each flavor. For example, if we sell out of a particular flavor, such as vanilla, I'd like an efficient way to temporarily remove it from our online menu, along with its description. Currently, I use image blocks to display flavors, which is not the most efficient method for frequent changes. Is there a better solution on Squarespace for managing this?

I own an ice cream shop with a Squarespace-hosted website. Our ice cream is exclusively available for purchase in-store, and our flavor selections change often. I aim to enhance our product page to allow for easy updates on flavor availability, including a written description for each flavor. For example, if we sell out of a particular flavor, such as vanilla, I'd like an efficient way to temporarily remove it from our online menu, along with its description. Currently, I use image blocks to display flavors, which is not the most efficient method for frequent changes. Is there a better solution on Squarespace for managing this?

I own an ice cream shop with a Squarespace-hosted website. Our ice cream is exclusively available for purchase in-store, and our flavor selections change often. I aim to enhance our product page to allow for easy updates on flavor availability, including a written description for each flavor. For example, if we sell out of a particular flavor, such as vanilla, I'd like an efficient way to temporarily remove it from our online menu, along with its description. Currently, I use image blocks to display flavors, which is not the most efficient method for frequent changes. Is there a better solution on Squarespace for managing this?

I currently create weekly newsletters using Squareup Marketing, but after they're sent, they only reside in recipients' inboxes. I wish to switch my process to ActiveCampaign, but before doing so, I want to save these newsletters on my Squarespace website as blog posts. To clarify, my goal is to: Write my newsletter directly as a blog post on Squarespace. Share this blog post as a weekly newsletter using ActiveCampaign. While I'm aware that ActiveCampaign allows for the use of my blog's RSS feed, this approach doesn't retain the desired formatting and style of my blog. I'd prefer the email newsletter to have the same look and feel as my blog post. Is there a method to embed or replicate the blog's code within the email?