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# Pinterest Site Verification

### How to Verify your store for Pinterest

To verify your store for Pinterest:

1. Log into your Freewebstore Control Panel.
2. Go to **Marketing** > **Site Verification**.
3. Expand the Pinterest tab.
4. Once you have your code, enter the [***content***](#undefined) section of your verification code in the **Content** field within the Pinterest tab.
5. Click **Save**.

### How do I obtain my verification code for Pinterest?

If you do not already have a verification code:

1. Head over to your Pinterest profile and click 'edit'.
2. Click on 'Settings' and then 'Claim'.
3. Enter your domain/URL in the 'Website' input box and then click 'Confirm Website' as shown in figure 1 below. You will then need to copy the text within the content part of the meta tag highlighted in yellow in figure 2 below.

![Figure 1](/files/cNAkDAEXac08SNly5nqs)

![Figure 2](/files/JeZaJNO3s3VQDv465ciU)

You now have the code that you need to enter in the [***content***](#how-to-verify-your-store-for-pinterest) field of the Pinterest verification section.


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