While i had talked briefly about MyBlogLog Blog Verification. i never got around to do it. i just forgot..
So this post serves two purposes:
1.-Verifying Widgets Lab in MyBlogLog
So it can get the verified sign to show in the profile of the Widgets Lab MyBlogLog community.
To verify your site at MyBlogLog you can either post a meta tag to your template or do a “verifying” blog post like me. in that post you only need to add the code indicated in your MBL Blog Community verify settings:
That will look as a simple link in your post like this:
Undergoing MyBlogLog Verification
Once you have done that, you only need to return to your MBL verify settings and press the Authenticate Button if it is not already showing as finished.
(the second choice is better because you get the chance to serve the very two purposes i list here)
Once you have done all this, you will get the verified sign:
This sign will spread to your Blog Showcase in your MBL user Profile and in your Blog Community page:
Why it is a good idea to verify your Blog in MyBlogLog?.
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*It Gives your more visibility
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*Instant perceived trust
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*Why not?
2.-Remind you to join Widgets Lab MyBlogLog Community
That now it is closer to be 500 members. you can also alternatively Add me and Derek as MBL contacts if you know us, are already a member of the Widgets Lab Community or want to know more about us.
So, if you are part of MyBlogLog and visit this site. why not join its community or add us to your contacts?.
And if you are still not using MBL, you may want to know they have just updated the service lately, so it may be good to check it out again if you havent come back to it for a while.
Now the only thing i have to ask Ian Kennedy is where are my MyBlogLog Verified Badges and Verified indicators in the all the Widgets?.
Seriously.
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