Creating a link to one of my blog entries is actually very easy. If you would like to put a link to my one of my articles or pages on your site and have it look something like this:
Stop Pushing Your Foreign Visitors Away
All you have to do is use the following format, described in detail below. This text works in any HTML entry, for example in a blog post or on your web site. Here is the full example in red of the text put into HTML for the blue link above:
<a target=”_blank” href=http://cindyking.biz/stop-pushing-your-foreign-visitors-away/>Stop Pushing Your Foreign Visitors Away</a>
Explanation for how this link example opens into a new window:
<a target=”_blank” href=
By using the “blank” option here, the article will open in a new window. This does not move your reader away from your page, but to a new window and allows your reader to close the window with the article when finished and return to the window with your site.
You will have to substitute two things in full example above: the specific page URL for my article that you want to link to and the new title of the article or page.
Explanation for substituting the specific article page URL you want to link to in the example above:
http://cindyking.biz/stop-pushing-your-foreign-visitors-away/>
This is the domain name with the exact article location. Each page has a specific location. You will have to copy the exact link of the article page - the URL you see in your browser on the page you want to link to.
Don’t make a common mistake and forget to end with the > sign.
Explanation for changing the title in the example:
Stop Pushing Your Foreign Visitors Away
This is the title of the article. You will have to copy the name of this title by typing it in here.
Explanation for ending the link:
</a>
This is the code that ends the link. It needs to be there.
Now copy and paste your new link onto your website or blog and double check that it works.
If you want to link to me with just an image.
Copy the text that is just below and past it into your HTML where you would like the image to appear.
<a href=”http://cindyking.biz /” target=”_blank”><img src=” http://cindyking.biz/wp-content/GIF/CK.gif” alt=” International Internet Marketing Blog. International BusinessSuccess with Internet Marketing and Copywriting.” style=”border:0;float:none” /></a><br /><a href=”http://cindyking.biz/” target=”_blank” title=” Cindy King International Internet Marketing Blog”> Cindy King International Internet Marketing Blog </a>
Paste the HTML code into your web page’s HTML would create a link exactly like this one below:
Thank you for visiting my blog. I am a freelance
