Hi Andy, do you mean that you linked your website back to your personal Google+ profile with Rel=Publisher, and successfully verified it? I'm asking because I haven't heard of this actually working, as Google states Rel=Publisher is for brands, and Rel=Author is for, well, authors. I have only seen Rel=Publisher successfully used to associate a Google+ Page with a website, and Rel=Author successfully used to associate an author's content (on various websites/blogs) with their personal Google+ profile. Looking forward to hearing more about this from you! Thanks, Christy
Posts made by Christy-Correll
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RE: Google authorship works on posts, but not on root domain.
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RE: How to solve duplicate page title & content error
Hi Rajesh! Has your question been answered?
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RE: Wordpress duplicate titles - can't find original title tags
Hi Laura, has your issue been resolved?
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RE: Why is Google showing sitelinks for 1 of our keywords, but not the other which is very similar?
Hi Mark, has your question been answered?
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RE: Google Authorship
And the rich snippets testing tool still shows that your authorship is verified for the pages that are showing in the SERPs?
If so, run through this checklist, posted in GWT Help: http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1306778 and see if there is anything you might have overlooked (like installing Authorship code twice, this is a pretty common issue.) If you still don't see any issues there, you might try running a few different queries for different type of content you have verified Authorship for. Google states that they only show Authorship information for the most relevant queries. What they deem as the most relevant queries can and does change. I've noticed that my Authorship information/photo will show for some keyword searches and not appear for others (alongside the same pages in search results). Searching for the URL almost always shows information.
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RE: Google Authorship
Hi Daniel - Do you mean that your personal Google+ profile photo is no longer showing in the SERPs, period?
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RE: Track Referral Visits on Facebook Fan Page
Hi Sachin,
Good news: Facebook Insights now offers limited data for referral traffic to your Page. To see how many visits (not unique visitors) were referred to your Page from outside Facebook, access Facebook Insights for your Page, then click on the "Reach" tab. Scroll to the bottom of the page, and you will see a list of websites that referred visits to your Page during the specified time period. This information, which also tells you how many visits came from each external website, is located under the "Visits to Your Page" graph in the "External Referrers" column.
Please take a peek at your Insights, and let us know how that works for you!
Cheers,
Christy
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RE: How do you determine whether to pursue keywords suggested by Google Instant?
You've received some great responses, Project#Labs! Do they answer your question?
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RE: On-Page Optimization Grade Levels
Hi Larry, has your question been resolved?
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RE: Google insists robots.txt is blocking... but it isn't.
Hi Aaron - You have a couple of solid answers here. Has your issue been resolved in GWT?
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RE: Rel Author
The Rel Author tag is used to link content created by an individual (on a blog, for instance) to the author's personal G+ profile. Andy is correct, the author needs to specify in their G+ profile that they area contributor to the site (thereby linking back to the site where their content is) to complete the author verification process.
You should not use Rel Author in conjunction with Google Places.
Hope this helps!
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RE: Im being graded an F but im number 1
Hi Swimby, has your question been resolved? You've received some great answers!
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RE: How a Zen cart site do well in Duplicate Page Content
Hi Jiang, were you able to implement this successfully?
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RE: URL tracking on offline material
Hi Gary,
Has your question been answered? You've received some stellar responses in this thread!
Christy
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RE: URL tracking on offline material
I agree! And thanks for reminding the community about to award great answers with the "Helpful Answer" status, Paul!