google authorship

How can you build your authorship ranking? Be active on Google+. Connect your site(s) to Google+. Contribute to conversations in your specialist area in your preferred places like Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+ or other blogs. Be a guest blogger on authority sites in your industry.[read more]

As early as April 9th, Google began rolling out a new profile feature to its Google+ network that many believe may have Google Authorship and AuthorRank implications. Users can now specify whether they are a “current” or “past” contributor to a blog listed in their “Contributor to” section.[read more]

Last week, Google+ users started noticing an additional option in their “Contributor to” section: a past or current contributor drop-down. As of today, the option appears to be global.[read more]

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Google Plus offers many benefits to any organization. It yields opportunities to better understand clients and their needs, position your company as an authority with Authorship, and increase visibility in search results. Considering it’s all free, can you afford not to use it?[read more]

eModeration's Blaise Grimes-Viort explains how to successfully claim Google Authorship next to your articles and blog posts using photographic attribution.[read more]

Google Authorship adds several visual elements to blog posts both as they appear in the SERPs and in their native on-page environment. Rather than making AuthorRank your goal today, instead focus on getting authorship-optimized.[read more]

With all this talk about Twitter’s Vine, Facebook’s Graph Search and content being king, I found myself thinking, what about Google? Google+ Communities offer businesses a platform where they can quickly find a large amount of relevant people that all share similar interests.[read more]