TOPIC: Working with Blocks: Adding content to the header and other locations

Dominic,
I have "Active Rain" saved as a block but I cant get it to show on my front page. I wanted to put it on the bottome left of my front page or home page, because they said I get more points if its on the front page but I dont want it to be distracting to a potential client, (so thats way I would want it on the bottom.
What am I doing wrong?  I read your instructions but cant seem to get it there.
Am I correct in thinking "Active Rain" improves my SEO?
Dave K.   

Having active rain linking to your site helps your SEO, linking to them does not. It does help your score over there, not exactly sure how that helps you though (haven't figured that part of AR out yet). I think you get more exposure.

I see Active Rain in your footer right now. If you just want it on your home page within the body itself, then edit your home page, click source, go to the very bottom and paste the code. Then click source again, click on the AR button and click left align.

I inserted what I'll call a "linkable logo"  on my homepage. I did it by adding a block, then copying the code supplied to me from the site I linked to into the "SOURCE" in the "BODY", saving the block. It works fine.

When I try inserting the HIPro Logo, the same way, it appears in the source and in the body, but does not show up on the page. What am I doing wrong?

Which code are you inserting? Where are you trying to put it? In a block or in a page?

In the HIPro "find an inspector" there are three links to copy and paste. There is one with the HIPro image. I think it says "it will look like this"
I copy the code, and paste it into the "source" in the 'body" in a block I created in the left sidebar.
If you look at my menu, there is a link to "Staten Island Business List", I did that on the same way and it works fine.

This is the code:

<a href=" www.HomeInspectorPro.com "><img src=" www.HomeInspectorPro.com/banners/Home-Inspector-Pro.gif " alt="Home Inspector Pro Inspection Software"/></a>

below it is says: "will look like this" and there is a picture logo.