A few blogging101 tips for adding a custom signature to your comments & posts...
I recently left a comment on my friend's blog post. Brett posted a great piece titled, "Rebooting Education." Shortly after leaving my comment, he contacted me via Twitter to ask the following:
The natural motto these days seems to be, "It started with a Tweet..." Well, this post (like many) was inspired via a Tweet. Brett and I began going back and forth while many other people started jumping in our conversation (gosh, I love Twitter!). Next thing you know, there was a hash tag and a request for a new Twitter chat, html for beginners. #Inspiring
Adding a link in a comment: (your signature code for comments)
Copy the code below and add your specific information:
<i><b><a href="paste your entire url here"> write what you want it to read</a></b></i>
Here is my example:
<i><b><a href="http://www. kleinspiration.com/"> Kleinspiration</a></b></i> When you add a comment to a blog post, simply write your comment, add your closing (Thanks, Erin), and paste your signature code below your name.
Adding a custom signature to your blog posts: (your signature code for your posts)
Go to this link (click here), and follow the steps.
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This is why I love my PLN! It is so great to be able to connect with amazing educators and completely geek out about stuff like this. Thank you for the great tips and for being awesome!
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Thanks for teaching me something new, Erin! I love it!
ReplyDelete✿ Linda ✿
Oh my gosh - Linda Yollis just left a comment on my blog! :-)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE following you. I always learn so much... gosh, I've got a super PLN.
Thanks Linda for the kind words. I learn from you all the time.
Best,
Erin
Brett,
ReplyDeleteI simply love that you and Linda left comments with your new blog comment signatures. How cute! Yay!!
Thanks,
Erin
Love the post Erin. Sometimes I feel like I have learned more from following great educators on Twitter (like you) than I did in my Master's program! Looking forward to more great posts.
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Ashley,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the compliment!
I know what you mean... I learn SO much from my PLN - it's great networking through Twitter.
Cheers,
Erin
Thanks Erin,
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I read this, now I hope it works.
Paula
Mrs. Naugle’s Classroom Blog
Paula,
ReplyDeleteSweet! Now Paula is visiting my blog - lucky me!
Your link worked, and I'm glad I can just click and connect to your amazing site.
Hugs,
Erin
Is there a way to save this so you don't have to paste the link every time you comment? Thanks for your help. I've been wondering how to do this.
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Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!! I have been scouring the internet trying to find out how to do this, but I couldn't figure out the right words to type in the search box!
ReplyDeleteLet's give it a try...
Hippo Hooray For Second Grade
Angela :)
Shauna,
ReplyDeleteI don't know of a way to have this code auto-saved as you comment... bummer. I just copy/paste it each time. I have it saved on my desktop.
Thanks,
Erin
Angela,
ReplyDeleteYippee! You're welcome! :)
Your link came up and looks super. I'm so glad this was able to help you.
Best,
Erin
This is awesome!! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteBarbara
For the Children
Hi! I just happened upon your blog through a Linky Party, and am loving all of your great tech resources! I am now following Kleinspiration! I am currently getting my Masters in Educational Technology and learning so much - I just started my own blog as well. I look forward to connecting with you! Amber @ TheTeacherLife
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ReplyDeleteBarbara,
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome - thanks for the comment!
Amber,
I'm so glad you found this blog! That is a bonus of Linky Parties. :) I look forward to following your site, too.
Best,
Erin