your button image here, the location of your image will look something like this: ttp://YourDomain.com/ButtonImageName.jp\\... 3. Create the code others will copy & paste to grab your button The basic code one will copy and paste to get your button to show up on their site looks like this (you will replace the bold with your own URLs): &lt;a href=" YourSiteURL "&gt;&lt;img src=" YourButtonImageURL " /&gt;&lt;/a&gt; The &lt;a href="..."&gt;&lt;/a&gt;" portion is your hyperlink and is the page you want someone to land on when they click your button (most likely your home page).  Make sure you don't forget the closing tag (&lt;/a&gt;) at the end! The &lt;img src="..."&gt; identifies where the image is located so a browser (i.e. Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Internet Explorer...but I know you're not using Internet Explorer, right??) knows where to find it in order to display it. So, for example, if I was going to put a button on my site (and I uploaded it to my root directory), my code would look like this (ignore the line break): &lt;a href="http://bloggingwithamy.com"&gt;&lt\\... (i.e. BloggingWithAmy.com ) is where they land when they click on my button, which the computer reads like this: &lt;img src="http://bloggingwithamy.com/button.j\\... / &gt; Make sense? 4. Display your button & grab box on your site (ready to be grabbed by others) Let's put your button and a grab box in your sidebar for others to grab. You'll do this by pasting the below code in a text widget. To get to your widgets from your