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PUBlish brand

Mark, badge, embed.

One mark, one badge, one snippet. Drop the snippet into your storefront, website, or email signature — the badge renders as a verified link back to your PUBlish author page. Identity verification, Google + AI authority, and your latest pieces, all in one click for the reader.

Preview

Your badge, live

Sign in to see your own badge. This is the generic preview.

Badge on light background
Badge on dark background
Badge with verified tick

Embed · HTML

Anywhere on the web

Paste this anywhere you can edit HTML — Shopify theme footer, Squarespace code block, WordPress sidebar, personal portfolio. The badge is a live SVG that updates when your PUBlish profile does.

<a href="https://pub-lish.com/author/your-slug" rel="me">
  <img src="https://pub-lish.com/embed/your-slug/badge.svg" alt="your-slug on PUBlish" height="44" />
</a>

Embed · Markdown

GitHub, dev.to, Substack

Same badge, Markdown syntax. Drop it in a README, a Substack header, or a dev.to bio.

[![your-slug on PUBlish](https://pub-lish.com/embed/your-slug/badge.svg)](https://pub-lish.com/author/your-slug)

Embed · Link only

Email signatures, social bios

When the surface doesn't support images — email signatures, Twitter bio, LinkedIn About — paste the link itself. Readers still land on your verified author page.

https://pub-lish.com/author/your-slug

Assets

Mark and wordmark

The canonical PUBlish marks. Use these in print, on packaging, or in custom site designs where the embeddable badge above doesn't fit the layout.

Mark, light bg
Mark, light bg
Mark, dark bg
Mark, dark bg
Wordmark, light bg
Wordmark, light bg
Wordmark, dark bg
Wordmark, dark bg

Need help?

Ask AI to walk you through it

Open the assistant you use, paste the prompt below, and it'll tell you exactly which buttons to click in your store admin. The snippet is already in the prompt — the AI just needs to know which platform you're on.

I want to add a "Read me on PUBlish" badge to my store/website footer. Please tell me the exact step-by-step clicks for my platform (ask me which one I use if you don't know — Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, Substack, Webflow, custom HTML, etc).

This is the HTML snippet I need to paste:

<a href="https://pub-lish.com/author/your-slug" rel="me">
  <img src="https://pub-lish.com/embed/your-slug/badge.svg" alt="your-slug on PUBlish" height="44" />
</a>

Walk me through it slowly — I'm not technical. Tell me which menu to open, what to click, and exactly where to paste this.
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Platform guides

Add me to your store

Pick yours and follow the steps. The HTML snippet above is what every guide tells you to paste.

ShopifySTEPS →
  1. Open your Shopify Admin → Online Store → Themes.
  2. Click "Customize" on your live theme.
  3. In the theme editor sidebar, click the section where you want the badge (Footer is the standard spot).
  4. Click "Add block" → "Custom Liquid" (or "Custom HTML" depending on theme).
  5. Paste the HTML snippet from above. Save.
WooCommerce / WordPressSTEPS →
  1. Open your WordPress Admin → Appearance → Widgets (or Site Editor on block themes).
  2. Find the Footer widget area.
  3. Add a "Custom HTML" block.
  4. Paste the HTML snippet from above. Update.
SquarespaceSTEPS →
  1. Edit the page where you want the badge.
  2. Click the + to add a new block.
  3. Choose "Code" block.
  4. Paste the HTML snippet from above. Apply.
WixSTEPS →
  1. Open your Wix Editor.
  2. Click + Add → Embed Code → Embed HTML.
  3. Click the new element → Enter Code.
  4. Paste the HTML snippet from above. Update.
SubstackSTEPS →
  1. Open Substack Dashboard → Settings.
  2. Scroll to "About page" or "Bio".
  3. Paste the Markdown snippet from the section above (Substack supports Markdown, not raw HTML).
  4. Save.
Email signature (Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail)STEPS →
  1. Open your mail app’s signature settings.
  2. Most email signatures support pasting in a link with text (the "Link only" snippet above).
  3. For richer signatures that allow HTML: paste the HTML snippet.
  4. Save the signature.
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