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Your YouTube comments, on your own site

A comment on YouTube works for you on YouTube. On your own page, next to your prices, it works for you where the decision is actually made.

How

  1. Find the comment

    A comment under your video, or somebody's own video about you — paste the comment, or link the video.

  2. Paste it, with the link

    Set the source to "YouTube" and paste the address of the original. That link is shown to your readers, so anybody can go and check the comment where it was written.

  3. It is read like any other

    It goes through the same reading as a testimonial written to you: a promised result, a figure, somebody's private detail — all flagged with the reason before you publish.

  4. Or bring a spreadsheet of them

    Export what you have and upload the file. Columns are read by their names, and you see which was read as what before anything is saved.

A video that lives on YouTube stays on YouTube: Hazelsong links it rather than taking the footage off their player.

What will not happen to it

The same list is on every page of this site.

  • The words will not be edited. Not tidied, not shortened, not improved — by you, by us, or by a model.
  • The source will not be dropped: every published copy says it came from YouTube.
  • It will not be shown anywhere its permission does not cover.
  • It will not be fetched for you automatically — you are the one who decides it may be republished.

Then put it on your page

One script tag, wherever your site is built.

WordPressA Custom HTML block, anywhere in the page.ElementorThe HTML widget, dragged where you want it.ShopifyA Custom Liquid section on the page or the product template.WebflowAn Embed element, sized as you like.SquarespaceA Code block, on the plans that allow custom code.WixThe "Embed HTML" element.

Every builder, including the three that cannot run a script

Other social sites

FacebookA recommendation on your page, or a post somebody wrote about you. Copy the text and the post's link.InstagramA comment, a caption, or a story somebody sent you. A story is not public, so add it as a screenshot with their permission.LinkedInA recommendation on your profile, or a post about your work. Both have their own links.XThe post itself, with its link. Add the screenshot too if the account might delete it.TikTokA video somebody made about you, or a comment under yours. Link the video; paste the comment.RedditA comment or a post that mentions you, with its permalink.

All 40 sources

Bring your YouTube comments across

With the source attached, read for risk, and published only where their permission reaches.

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