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How to Add Your “As Featured in US Builders Review” Badge to Your Website

Custom "As Featured in US Builders Review" Badges Offer Value and Exposure for Feature Companies

You’ve been featured in US Builders Review, you’re excited and want to share the news. You’ve followed all the suggestions in our How to Use Your Feature guide, but you want something more. What else could you possibly do to put your feature in the limelight? Add the “As Featured in US Builders Review” badge to your website!

Your “As Featured in” badge is an easy and effective way to put your case study front and center to all clients, prospects and business partners who visit your website. Not only does it highlight your feature, but the badge also states the year you were featured and links directly to your article — giving your viewers easy access to detailed information about your business and a polished, custom brochure that effectually showcases your work.

Adding the US Builders Review badge is easy – just follow these simple steps:

Step 1: Find your case study on www.usbuildersreview.com

Step 2: Click the “embed review link” button on the right sidebar

Step 3a:  Copy the code in the gray area, and send it to your web developer

OR

Step 3b: Copy the code in the gray area (<script>…</script>) and paste it to the source code of your website, just before the </body> tag

Once the coding is added to your site, the badge should appear in the lower right-hand corner as in the image below— and hyperlink directly to your US Builders Review case study.

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Congratulations on your feature. We can’t wait to see your badge in action! If you have any trouble with the code, or if your badge is out of date and you’d like an updated article, please contact us directly at info@usbuildersreview.com and we’ll be happy to lend a hand.

Testimonials

My experience with US Builders Review was positive from start to finish. The staff conducted each interaction with the utmost professionalism, whether over the phone or by email. Beginning with the initial telephone interview US Builders Review carefully gathered information to form a draft document then incorporated my minimal edits required to achieve factual accuracy in the finished article. US Builders Review is a pleasure to work with.
— Tim Craddock, President, Vansant & Gusler Inc.
Kyle and his team were very professional and patient in explaining their program to us. Their communications were clear and concise and did a great job of guiding us through the process of getting published in their magazine.
— Michael Henthorn, Owner, Henthorn Commercial Construction
The team at US Builders Review is professional and did a great job with your published article. They asked for and listened to my feedback and responded quickly to any requests I made.
— Susan Courter, Director of Business Development, R.E. Crawford Construction
Ryan at TrueLine was a pleasure to work with and we wouldn't hesitate to recommend him or TrueLine to anyone in the future. They were professional, organized and great to work with through the process!
— James Cahill, President and Partner, J. Calnan & Associates
It was an absolute pleasure to work with the writers and editorial team at TrueLine Publishing for our recent article in US Builders Review. From the start of the project, it was apparent that everyone involved was very concerned with accuracy and getting the facts right. They were also very conscientious about soliciting our feedback and ensuring that we were happy with the content and with the manner in which Giroux Glass was described in the finalized piece.
— Barbara Kotsos, Director of Marketing & PR, Giroux Glass
We are excited to be featured as a case study in US Builders Review and look forward to sharing our company’s story with a national audience.
— Ryan Sanzari, Director of Operations, Alfred Sanzari Enterprises
I’m blown away with the value that could come out of our partnership through this article. Working with the US Builders Review team is something that I have never experienced before and every day I feel even more privileged to be with EJH Construction, I never take for granted the opportunities that have come my way.  I am so excited about what our future looks like based on the relationship that has been built with the US Builders Review team.
Jennifer Wilhelmsen – Director of Human Resources, EJH Construction Inc.
The staff was very helpful and easy to work with while developing our story. They were always open to our ideas and provided us useful information to maximize our visibility using social media. We were certainly pleased with final article.
— Daryl Whitmer, Marketing Program Manager, Harrison French & Associates (HFA)
Professional with attention to customer’s needs. Well prepared vision for article while open to suggestions. Provided plenty feedback and review prior to final draft. Thanks in advance for the assistance and promotion of our organization!
— Jason Lee, LEED AP O+M, Director of Sustainability and Optimization for Harvard Maintenance
Kyle Gahm was instrumental in coordinating this project from beginning to end. He was always available and a pleasure to work with. It would be a pleasure to work with Kyle down the road. Bill Keaton was very impressive in raising money from advertising which resulted in ASE getting the cover story, so thank you Bill. Lia Prysunka and Jeanee Dudley are both very impressive individuals who deserve a lot of credit for this featured piece. They were both very patient and accepting of any changes we suggested. The format, quality, and resolution was awesome. To sum it all up: Our upper management, who never have been high on PR and things of this nature said that it was "absolutely fantastic" and were blown away. They now are requesting multiple copies of the full magazine and are very proud of the work you all put in. Thanks again.
— Ryan Sanzari, Director of Operations, Alfred Sanzari Enterprises

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