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Home How to Add a Google+ Page Widget to WordPress

How to Add a Google+ Page Widget to WordPress

Google+ pages are great tools for businesses to take advantage of to connect their fans and customers. Google enabled this feature just a few days ago. But many have already started their own pages. Creating your Google+ page is only one part of the story. You should also take time to promote your page to gain followers. Let’s not forget that you can’t circle people when using Google+ as your page admin. That’s why you should put your Google+ page link on your website to get people to circle your page. Google has a simple tool that makes promoting your page easy.

Google offers you various badges and icons to choose from. The standard badge shows your logo, your followers and a call to action button. Small and large icons are also available for you to choose. You can customize the name of your badge. In order to add this badge to your website, click on the “Widgets” link under Appearance section of WordPress. Once there, drop the code Google has given you in a text widget. If you are serious about Google+ and what it could offer for your business, adding a Google+ page link to your start is a no brainer.

Nov 16, 2011Cyrus

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