Google+ is developing an interesting feature and has become one of the largest social network in terms of active users, many are already using this tool, to get their results heightened professional credibility and transparency factors.
Google Authorship markup will allow web developers or writers claim their online content and link their Google profile or personal information in general to their websites where they publish any sort of content and allows Google to find additional content written by them via Google+ profile. This is a very useful way to link your Google profile and online content, as it appears in search engine, including a photo and Google+ stats, making the best out of your business and creativity.
Get Started To Get Google Authorship:
- First you need to sign into your Google+ account and if you don’t have an account then make you have one with a profile photo with a recognizable headshot.
- Link your Google+ account from your content and make sure your content on your website display a byline with your name and appears the same on your Google+ profile.
- Confirm that you have an email address on the same domain as your content.
- Add your email address and website domain to your Google+ profile using the Google tool found at https://plus.google.com/authorship and link your content from your Google+ profile.
- After following this steps, your content will now be linked to your Google+ profile.
Having Google Authorship, makes your search engine listings more inviting, therefore, if you would like to have more people connected to your pages and seeing who you truly are, then establish the Google authorship in search results, your Google+ profile image and your real name will be displayed in Google search results of your website or blog.
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