1. Simply make the web link clickable:
http://www.onlinewalkthru.comThe code for this looks like: <a href="http://onlinewalkthru.com">http://www.onlinewalkthru.com</a>
2. Have your company name or website name appear as a link:
Online WalkThruThe code for this looks like: <a href="http://onlinewalkthru.com">Online WalkThru</a>
3. Use the same idea as #2, but have the link open a whole new window. This is very useful when you don't want visitors wandering away from your post. That way when they close the link window, they are right back to your blog:
Online WalkThru
The code for this looks like: <a href="http://onlinewalkthru.com" target="_blank">Online WalkThru</a>
4. Include a graphic that links to your website. For starters you need to know the URL for your graphic. In this example the graphic is on my blog server (the voxurypopuli.com entry), and I am linking to my website (the onlinewalkthru.com entry), which will open in a brand new window. The image is 100x100 and it is aligned on the left side of the page:
The code for this looks like: <a href="http://onlinewalkthru.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://voxurypopuli.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/04/owt-logogray.jpg" alt="OWT logo" width="100" height="100" align="left" /></a>
Important Reminder: Don't put all sorts of weblinks in your comments on someone elses blog. A link to an article or feature that applies is one thing, but even so, use this sparingly on others blogs. People are there to read what the blogger and commenters have to say, not to be re-directed to a site that has no bearing on the conversation.
Used wisely, links can be a great tool that will benefit your audience and bring you added exposure.