Talented artists let me use their art on your websites. In return, I have promised links to their sites on every rescue website I build.

Please make sure your site links to an "About Our Artists" page like this one: About Our Artists

Above:
Jack at the Beach by Angie Ketelhut

Banner Ads:
Puggle Pals by Tanya Amberson

Swedish Valhund by Jay Schmetz

German Shepherd Folk Art by Todd Young

SEO:
Coral by Alicia VanNoy Call

Thank You:
Droolers Get the Floor by Alicia VanNoy Call

Animal Adoption Center

Animal Allies

Animal Saver

Animal Rescue Network of New England

Dog4U

Dogs 2nd Chance

Friends of Attleboro Shelter

Five Oakes Pure Breed

Franklin Parish Humane

Fur and Feather

Humane Association of the Low Country

K9 Rescue and Rehab

Lucky Paws Rescue

NH Animal Rights

NM Independent Border Collie Rescue

Puppy Mill Dogs Voice

Rescue Me Labradors

Rose Hope Animal Refuge

Rott Net

Thera-Puppy

Thera-Puppy (Soon)

Tri City Animal

Lots of people wanting to know how to display advertisements on their websites.

Custom HTML Module
The easiest way is to get the image from the advertiser, then post it as a Custom HTML module.

1. Extensions
2. Module Manager
3. New
4. Custom HTML
5. Add the image and link to the advertiser just as you would edit an article

PHP Module
Or, if you get Javascript/HTML code from your advertiser, post it as a PHP Module. The PHP module uses a plain textarea box -- no HTML editor to strip out the Javascript.

The steps are just like those above, except you'll chose PHP Module.

Banner Ad System
Finally, you can use the banner ad management system. This tracks the number of clicks an ad gets. There's a good video tutorial here.

Link Share
One good place to get banner ads is Link Share. Sign up as a publisher to get banner ads for your site.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is how you get your site indexed higher in Google and other search engines.

The most important page area for SEO is the title tag. This is not the same thing as the headline. The title tag defines the words you see on the upper left corner where the browser's icon is. Google reads this tag to determine what the page is about.

For better Google ranking, add some juicy keywords to each page's title. Go to each menu under Menus. The title tag is under Parameters (System).

Learn about how to find juicy keywords here.

You're on this list because you protect the weak and defend the helpless. Thank you for everything you do.

-- Caroline