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A really well written, must-read article about Google's Authorship program.
And this applies to anything you author. For example, if you're an open source developer you should definitely link your github profile. Video and photo sites? Same thing.
Most sites are supporting XFN these days so the more links to your Google+ profile, the more often your face will show up next to your content.
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Want to make your blog stand out in search results? Here's how you do it with Typepad!
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Do you have a Panoramio account?
Consider adding a link your Google+ profile here http://www.panoramio.com/settings/
Then add your Panoramio account to your Google+ profile (in the Other Profiles section). When linked both ways it will enable people in your circles to find your Panoramio content in personalized search.
[Note: This works for most sites supporting authorship that include profile pages.]
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Until everything in the world is in the cloud this works well for getting the bits from the linux file server in the garage to the Google TV in the living room.
Plus it uses freebase.com data to enhance your content in new and interesting ways.
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Decided to dust of my Typepad Blog for a post on how to help make your Social Search experience even more awesome.
For part 1 I focus on linking your accounts together. This is key to being able to personalize content that does not live in Google+.
If you have a deep link to a site settings page that offers a way to link to Google+ let me know here or over on the blog.
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And we must give credit to Amit Singhal who shared this first!
Stay tuned, I'll have some tips on how to make sure your content gets included in social search later today.
Originally shared by Amit Singhal
Today we are introducing Search plus Your World, a new Google search experience centered around people. For the first time ever, you will be able to find personal results from your world -- your photos, your friends, your stuff -- in search.
It's rolling out today and should be available in the US for all signed in Google users over the next few days.
