Share your posts to Google+

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GOAL: find new followers and engage with blog readers

To share your posts to Google+ after publishing, you have  to link your blog to your Google+ profile or page.

STEP 1. Log In to your Blogger account

STEP 2. Next to the blog you would like to be linked to Google+ account click on the button with arrow down MORE OPTIONS to open the drop-down menu

STEP 3. From the drop-down menu:  Overview - Posts - Pages - Comments - Google+ - Stats - Earnings - Campaigns - Layout -Template - Settings choose Google+.

 STEP 4. From this page, you can change the Google+ profile your blog is associated with, or link your blog to a Google+ page.

STEP 5. Decide what you would like to do: when you publish a post, automatically share to Google+ or display the Google+ share box after publishing, use  a single, unified commenting system between Blogger and Google+ or not.

NOTE. Google+ Comments is an alternative to the default commenting system on Blogger, available to blog authors who have upgraded their Blogger profile to Google+. Google+ Comments lets you bring the following conversations together in one place, right under your blog post:

  • Comments made on your Blogger blog post
  • Comments on the blog post that you’ve shared to Google+
  • Shared content on Google+ that links to your blog post
Readers will need a Google+ page or profile to comment on your blog.
Sources: 
https://support.google.com/blogger/answer/2981015
https://support.google.com/blogger/answer/1752748

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