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How to add an image to your Gmail signature

The PublishPipe Team — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 23:44:31 +0000

Perhaps you would like to add your business logo, or personal image to the signature of your emails?

Here’s how to do it in Gmail.:

1. Sign in to your Gmail account.

2. In the upper right hand corner, next to your e-mail address, there is an image of a gear. Click on the gear and choose “Mail Settings” from the drop-down box.

3. From the “General” Settings page, find the “Signature” area. Under the option of “No Signature”, you will see a drop down showing all of the e-mail addresses you have set up to come into your Gmail account. You can create a separate signature for each of these addresses. Select the one you want.

4. Select the e-mail address and there will be a WYSIWYG edit box. You can simply write the signature as you wish it to appear in the box, and you may want to include hyperlinks to your website or social media accounts. ( highlight the words to be linked and then click the chain link to bring up the box to type in the URL, starting with http:// , of where you want the link to take you. And it is done)

5. To add an image, select that and a box comes down asking you for the Internet address of the image that you want to insert. Input the full URL to your image. (If you don’t have one published, you will need to upload to your website. If your site is built in WordPress, just upload your image to your media center and copy the link url afterwards.

6. Test by sending yourself an email from the email address associated with the signature.

Getting the Most Out of Your Website’s Feed

The PublishPipe Team — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 19:07:01 +0000

RSS(Really Simple Syndication) feeds are one of the common methods for getting updates to content, articles, and news from various websites. An RSS feed is a special address that allows a subscriber to access constantly updating information from a blog, website, podcast, or other source. Your WordPress site automatically turns your posts into a feed that can be accessed through a feedreader. Also, you can plug your website’s feed into Google Feedburner and it will create a custom RSS feed out of your site’s content. Once you know what your site’s RSS feed is, you can share it and people can use it to subscribe to your site’s content.

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Integrating Your Website with Social Networks

The PublishPipe Team — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 16:39:54 +0000

With the ultra-connectivity of day to day life, social networking has become a common way to share information. Connecting your website to social networks such as Facebook and Twitter can greatly increase the renown of your website. Your website can easily be configured to allow visitors to find you on social networks and share posts and information with their friends. With a few simple steps, your website can allow visitors to share your information, posts, and pages on social networks. A moving “Follow Us” banner can be added to provide visitors with links to your social networks and buttons can be added into posts and pages so that visitors can share information with their friends.

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The 12 Step (do-it-yourself) SEO solution.

The PublishPipe Team — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 02:19:03 +0000

You must have a relationship with your website. And like all successful relationships, you gotta commit yourself to the process. SEO requires a long-term outlook and commitment.

Here are 12 steps we recommend taking to improve your site’s traffic over the long haul. (This strategy can be implemented in 10 minutes a day.)Please login or sign up to access the full article.