It’s important that you confirm your website (or blog) on your Pinterest account. But before I show you how to do that, you might want to know why you should do that! Why You Should Claim Your Website on Pinterest When you confirm your website: You get access to...
Pinterest makes it very easy to add a profile widget to your blog. Their widget will show a box with your profile pic and name at the top, your most recent pins, and a Follow button at the bottom. Here’s how it looks in a blog sidebar: So let’s get to it!...
To show you the difference between a rich pin versus a pin from a website that does not have rich pins enabled, take a look at the pins below. Here’s an example of a “regular” (non-rich) pin: (Pin Source) And here’s an example of a rich pin:...
One of the essential elements of a website is the favicon (aka “website icon” or “site icon”). Your favicon plays a big role in your branding. And it also allows website visitors to quickly recognize your website. So I highly encourage you to...
This method involves editing your WordPress theme’s functions.php file. But don’t worry — I explain it step-by-step below. Add a Signature to WordPress Blog Posts by Editing the Functions File in your Theme The functions.php file is located within your...
You can change your WordPress “admin” username by installing a WordPress plugin or by editing your database tables. However there is a much easier way to go about doing this. If you’re still using the “admin” user account in your...
You’ve embedded your Facebook Page on your website to show your most recent Facebook posts. You can see it just fine… but you’re getting reports that your Facebook Feed isn’t showing up on your website. What’s going on?! If your Facebook...