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Put your verification where your clients already are
The badge is not a graphic you download. It checks its own status every time it loads, so it can only display what your listing actually holds — and it disappears if your listing lapses. That is what makes it worth trusting on someone else's website.
Build your snippet
1 · Script embed — recommended
Paste once, anywhere in your page body. It renders in a shadow root, so it cannot clash with your site's CSS, and it revokes itself if your listing lapses.
2 · Plain HTML
For platforms that block scripts. It will not self-revoke, so we re-check these manually and ask you to remove it if your listing ends.
3 · Email signature
Table-based markup for Outlook, Gmail and Apple Mail.
4 · Plain link
Rules for using the badge
It stays honest
Display only the tier you currently hold. The script enforces this automatically; if you use the plain HTML version, update or remove it when your tier changes.
It links to your record
The badge must link to your GetClient profile so a visitor can verify the claim. Badges that link elsewhere are a breach of the terms.
The link is nofollow
Every badge link carries rel="nofollow" on purpose.
Site-wide widget links that pass ranking signals are a link scheme under Google's guidelines — this keeps both
of us clean. The value is the trust signal to humans, not a backlink.
Do not recolour it
The seal colour is the tier. Restyling a Blue badge gold, or building a lookalike, is misrepresentation and ends the listing.
Placement is up to you
Footer, contact page, sidebar, checkout. Most businesses put it in the footer site-wide and again on the contact page.
