Now that you’ve created aGoogle + page for your blog,
grow your audience by adding
a badge onto the blog. The badge
lets users add your Google+ page to
their circles without leaving your blog,
Below are some more reasons why you would want to put up Google+ badge on your blog:
- It gives users more personal recommendations around the web, by connecting +1’s for your blog with +1’s on your Google+ page.
- It may qualify your page for Google+ Direct Connect, which helps users find your Google+ page and lets them add it to their circles directly from within Google Search.
- If you’re on Google Friend Connect, now is a good time to start bringing your GFC followers to your Google+ page because Google are retiring GFC (for all non-Blogger sites) on March 1, 2012.
I) Adding Google+ badge
- Adding to Blogger
- Go to Design > Page Elements.
- Click Add A Gadget and select HTML/Javascript gadget.
- Copy the code below and paste it inside the content box.
01<!-- Google +1 script -->02<scripttype="text/javascript">03(function() {04var po = document.createElement('script'); po.type = 'text/javascript'; po.async = true;05po.src = 'https://apis.google.com/js/plusone.js';06var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(po, s);07})();08</script>09<!-- Link blog to Google+ page -->10<astyle='display: block; height: 0;'href="PUT YOUR G+ PAGE URL HERE"rel="publisher"> </a>11<!-- Google +1 Page badge -->12<g:plushref="PUT YOUR G+ PAGE URL HERE"size="badge"></g:plus>
- Omit the Google +1 script (line 1 to 8) if you already have a Google+1 button on your your blog.
- Replace
PUT YOUR G+ PAGE URL HEREwith the URL of your Google+ page.
To get the page URL: Login to Google+ > Switch to your page via the dropdown menu on top left corner of your screen right under your profile name > Get the URL from your browser’s address bar.
- Adding to WordPress
- Go to Dashboard > Appearance > Widgets > Available Widgets.
- Drag Text widget into a sidebar.
- Paste in the code.
- Save.
II) Customizing
Currently you can only customize the size of the badge, by setting the
size attribute on the badge tag in line 12.Size | Badge | Size attribute |
Big | ![]() | badge |
Small | ![]() | smallbadge |
Note: If your Google + page name is short enough, the “We’re on” phrase in front of the red G+ button will be replaced by “[PageName] on”.
Enjoy!


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