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Your Own Custom Blog Signature

December 15, 2010 by Margaret Duarte

Have you ever wanted to add a custom signature to your blog to make your posts more individual and stylish?

I found a site that helps you do just that.It’s called MyLiveSignature.

I used their free signature-creation-wizard service to come up with the signature at the top and bottom of this post.

 Your Very Own Custom Blog Signature

As they explain on their site, there are three ways to get your signature.

  1. Imitate your signature yourself using our step-by-step signature creation wizard.
  2. Imitate your signature yourself using our on screen signature draw widget.
  3. Write your signature with a pencil, pen or a felt-tip pen on a sheet of paper, scan the sheet and let our designers create the signature by sending the scanned image via a special form (for a fee).

I used the step-by-step creation wizard, since I prefer not to use my actual signature.

The instructions are easy, but if you like, you can follow the MyLiveSignature Tour to show you the features of their service.

Be aware that some of their features, such as their animated signature, cost a fee.

When you’re done, they provide you with ways to incorporate your custom signature into your blog, e-mails, etc.

You don’t have to register at MyLiveSignature, but I did, so I could have a central place to store my custom signature/signatures for easy reference.

Services like this add a little fun to the blogging experience.

Enjoy!

Filed Under: Blogging, For Writers Tagged With: Custom blog signature, MyLiveSignature

About Margaret Duarte

Former middle school teacher, Margaret Duarte, lives on a California dairy farm with a herd of “happy cows,” a constant reminder that the greenest pastures lie closest to home. Margaret earned her creative writing certificate through UC Davis Extension and has since published four novels in her “Enter the Between” visionary fiction series: Between Will and Surrender, Between Darkness and Dawn, Between Yesterday and Tomorrow, and Between Now and Forever. Her poem and story credits include SPC Tule Review; The California Writers Club Literary Review; finalist in the 2017 SLO Nightwriters Golden Quill Writing Contest; First Place winner for fiction in 2016, Second Place winner for fiction in 2018, Honorable Mention for fiction in 2019, and Gold winner for fiction in 2020 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA PUBLISHERS AND AUTHORS Book Awards Competition; 2019 California Author Project winner for adult fiction.

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  1. djpr says

    December 15, 2010 at 3:15 pm

    This is a neat little touch, I might need to play around with it one of these days, I did my own with a graphics program, but this would be a fun thing to do on a boring, sit around the house day!

    <3 Donna

  2. Margaret Duarte says

    December 15, 2010 at 3:47 pm

    Graphics programs work great, too, though MyLiveSignature might be a bit easier for beginners. Either way, this is, as you say, something fun to do on "a boring, sit around the house day."

  3. L.A. Lopez says

    December 15, 2010 at 4:09 pm

    I wonder how you did that. I'm going to get one!

  4. Margaret Duarte says

    December 15, 2010 at 5:23 pm

    I Lee. I admired the signature on other people's blogs, and was excited when I finally found out how they did it. So I'm passing it along.

  5. cath says

    December 16, 2010 at 12:30 pm

    ok I confess to being a geek, always looking for something new, and am going to have to give this one a try! 😀

  6. Margaret Duarte says

    December 16, 2010 at 3:54 pm

    Hi Cath. I think you'll have fun with it.

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