The verified badge
Two ways to use it. No code needed for the first one.
1. Save the picture and hand it over
- Save it: right-click it and choose Save image, or press and hold on a phone. Or download it here.
- Give it to whoever looks after your website, along with the address of your listing, and say: put this in the footer, linked to that address.
- If you build your own site with a page builder, there is usually a link box when you add a picture. Point it at your listing address and you are done.
2. If your web person asks for the code
Send them this. The only thing to change is the address in the link, which should be your listing rather than this page.
<a href="https://keek.site/listing-your-business.html">
<img src="https://keek.site/assets/keek-verified-badge.png"
alt="Verified on Keek" width="300" height="168">
</a>Three things worth knowing
- Keep the wording as it is. The badge says "Verified on Keek" and the alt text says the same. Turning it into a pile of keywords would make it look like a paid link, which is exactly what it is not.
- Link to your own listing, not to the home page. It is more use to the person clicking, and it is honest about where the link came from.
- Put it on pages you own. Not a directory, not a customer's site, not a page you are building for someone else.
The window sticker
The round version is the one that arrives by post, for a shop window, a van door or a toolbox. It is printed on weatherproof vinyl, so it is a real sticker rather than something to print at home.
