Does Wordpress Have a Plugin that Can Do This?

You need to give more details: would it be the same link on all posts or...?

If the same, you have 2 options:
a) edit the template(s)
b) find a plugin - there was a WSO making small banners at the end of posts; (you could even have several of them)

Appearances > editor

If you know how, find the post template ... such as post.php

Insert the html after the content.

PM me, I'll help you for free.

That CMS Commander looks like exactly what I need. Looks fairly inexpensive as well

Does anyone have any familiarity with CMS Commander?

I'm reading this documentation on Search and Bulk Edit WordPress Posts and Pages, and I see how to add/modify tags, post statuses, insert categories, and modify text, but I don't see an option that would allow me to insert a particular hyperlinked string of text to selected posts, which is what I'm trying to do in this instance.

After reading through multiple documents and video tutorials on CMS Commander, it appears that the feature to add data to multiple posts at one time is only available if I'm using a content source like Amazon or YouTube.

It doesn't appear that I can import my own content with CMS Commander.

Looks like I have to figure out how to add the hyperlink by modifying the templates. I don't know how to do that though :-(

(don't worry about the moderator )

I could easily help you with exact instructions... provided your questions are as precise as possible!

Now, I acknowledge not everybody is fluent in WP-lingo, that's why you need to read carefully and answer to the best of your knowledge.

In an average WP blog you can see the posts in different views - most notably there is the "single post view" (i.e after clicking on a post's title and seeing one single post with its comments) and there are several "multipost views" - like your main/index page, the category and monthly archives, search/tag results etc.

So, the question is: WHERE do you want your standard link to appear?> On single post view or on the multipost views, as well?

Depending on your answer, you will need to edit/modify one or many template files.
Also, be aware, different themes may use a non-standard name system for their template files. Normal theme designers will use the WP suggested names... but when they get "fancy" they screw it up, just to make your life (and mine) more complicated

Again, the question is: where do you want to display that link?

I want the link to show up in each individual post on my blog.

For example, in this post, I'd like the hyperlinked text to be placed right here, at the very end of each post..

Did I answer your question?

That would make your job easier... you will need to edit only one file - the one that is displaying your single posts.

I couldn't figure out the name of the theme in use on your blog (because the stylesheet is not complete), so I don't know what kind of template files are used in it.

As I said, if the theme follows the WP guidelines, it should be the single.php template file.
More exactly, every theme will have a file named like that but some have no code at all because they would call (include) another file that would contain the code itself.

The next question is: how is this text/link
"inserted" into your blog?
- does it exist in the template file?
- is it done via plugin?

Can you find its place in the single.php? If yes, that's where you create a div or paragraph (might even give it a class for styling) and place your anchor tag in it.

Thanks for your help, by the way.

If I would've known I could've automated a lot of this stuff, believe you-me that I would've! :-)

I ended up getting this to work by adding it after <?php the_content(''); ?> in my single.php, and it looks fine, however I have one additional concern.

As you can see in this screenshot (taken from this blog post), the text shows up at the end of the entire post, which is where I said I wanted it placed originally.

The issue, is that it shows up beneath the "You Might Also Like" that's automatically placed at the end of every post via the LinkedWithin plugin.

I would prefer for the text to show up before that section, if at all possible, as I think many visitors would fail to see it if it were placed in it's current position.

Do you know of any way I can make it so that that text shows up above that "You Might Also Like" section?