Pinterest is rolling out a feature called website verification to profile pages, making it easier for users to find out more about who they’re following.
It also enables users to highlight their own the website on their profile. The company said it will be adding the feature to pages across the site in the near future.
“We’ll be rolling out these features on the web this week, so it’s possible you won’t see the verify website option in your settings immediately,” the company said in a statement.
To verify a website, visit the Settings page and click on Verify Website.
“When your website is verified, people will see a checkmark next to your domain in search results,” the company said. “They will also see the full website URL and checkmark on your profile.”
However, Pinterest said it is only supporting major top-level domains right now, such as .com, .biz and .info.
“We will work on supporting more options in the future,” the company said.
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