Local Business Blogs Case Study Part 3: Setting the Privacy Page

It is imperative to add a privacy page. So to that, I have to log in back to my blog, wp—admin at the end of the URL. After the dot com, you put a forward slash, then wp—admin. Then, type I your username and password, then you can log in.

The next step is to add a page. So, I click on pages and right now it says About. So I am gonna add a new page and we will call it Privacy Policy. Then, I am just gonna paste what I got from the other site. You don’t just wanna deal something from other sites but you could use mine that is in topcpafirmslosangeles.com if you want and if you don’t have one.

So that is that. Make sure that it’s right. Look closely if it doesn’t have any domain names in it because it would look bad if there are any domain names for the other sites in here. So you just have to make sure that it looks like just fine.

For the page attributes, that’s fine, I am just gonna publish it and then make sure it shows up on the blog. When I viewed the page of my blog, there’s no link to it, so, I just have to make sure that there’s a link to it that shows up. I want the privacy policy to show in the tab up in the blog page. You just have to figure out how to do it because it could depend on the theme that you use. It just has to show up right and then go to site options.

So once I have done the changes, my privacy policy is showing up in the page now. That’s important because when you’re paying for advertising, Google looks at that to make sure that your site is real.

And also for the widget panel, I could either edit it or delete it. Then I am just gonna go ahead and set up a Google Adwords account.

So, I just have to go to adwords.google.com. Sign in with my account. The whole point of doing this actually, I could tell you right now that it’s gonna cost too much to advertise for this site. But what I wanna do is I wanna see if I could get a few leads first with this page because if I can’t, then I could use those leads to get to a CPA firm in Los Angeles to get them interested in my service.