| Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | vinurajvarma | 11/8/11 9:45 AM | I have read the FAQs and checked for similar issues: YES My site's URL (web address) is:http://sharepress.org Description (including timeline of any changes made): I'm operating a multi author blog. Today i created a Google+Page for my site and also linke |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | VladislavTodorov | 11/8/11 1:16 PM | I have the same exact problem - I already have the rel="author" and have just added the rel="publisher" to link to the newly created business page for my business, http://optilocal.org, on G+. And yes, Google's Rich Snippets Testing Tool gives me that expla |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | vitadolce | 11/8/11 2:45 PM | I encountered the same difficulty today and I am hoping there is a fix. I'm wondering if this will exclude is from Google Connect? |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | vinurajvarma | 11/8/11 7:59 PM | @VladislavTodorov Thanks for the information. I used the Option 2. Link your content to your Google Profile, and vice versa , to verify the authors. But now as Google+pages have came, need to get that rel="author" and rel="publisher" on to one site |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | Cydia Blog | 11/9/11 8:29 AM | It's Simple friends!! While placing the tag in the <head> make sure you remove rel="publisher" the final code should look like.. <link href="https://plus.google.com/105800457095568183578/" /> This will not disturb your authorship markup... Let me |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | vinurajvarma | 11/9/11 9:24 AM | Hm, That seems doubts. Without the rel=publisher does Google's Rich snippets identifies it? If not then there is no use of it placing a link tag over header? Thanks |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | VladislavTodorov | 11/10/11 4:06 AM | @vinurajvarma, again - i had the same exact problem. I had used Option 2 for verifying authorship up until yesterday when I switched to Option 1. Not only is it the recommended option for multi-author blogs like our case, but also it removes the rel= |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | Tony John | 11/11/11 10:08 PM | Here is an article that describe rel=publisher markup and how does it fit in to the standards: http://www.thoughtsfromgeeks.com/resources/2793-Rel-publisher-standard-HTML-markup-or.aspx |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | vinurajvarma | 11/18/11 1:20 AM | Just a quick Bump.. Anyone got a update on this case. It seems we can now only use either rel=publisher or rel=author on a webpage and better to go with rel=author , as in my case of multiple author blog it matter most. |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | Tony John | 11/18/11 7:34 AM | I have been using both rel=publisher and rel=author. Yesterday I found rel=publisher takes precedence over the other. See the details in the reference link below. |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | vinurajvarma | 11/18/11 7:45 AM | @Tony John yes it seems so, i'm also getting search results with my web pages showing with publisher details rather than authors details. But Google's Rich Snippets Testing Tool tell they are giving more preference to rel=author more than rel=publis |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | vitadolce | 11/18/11 8:29 AM | I'm not sure what's happening, from what I understand they are picking up the rel=publisher over rel=author but for my pages it appears it's not happening. My personal pic is still appearing with articles rather than my website pic. Not sure what t |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | Tony John | 11/18/11 7:26 PM | @vitadolce, Your rel=publisher implementation does not look right... You are not using the canonical url of your Google+ Page. This is what you have: It should be: |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | vitadolce | 11/18/11 7:30 PM | @Tony John If you go to my Google+ profile page this is the url - https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/116455008338712344229/116455008338712344229/posts, the number is listed twice. Is that weird? Grace |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | Tony John | 11/18/11 7:49 PM | @vitadolce, Depending on how you reach your Google+ page, in some cases it repeats the page id twice in the url, which could be a glitch in the system. You do not need to be worried about it. If you look at the page source by using 'view source' and |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | vinurajvarma | 11/18/11 8:13 PM | The best way to get your Google profile Url is just typing https://plus.google.com/me It will correctly redirect to the exact Google profile url Thnaks |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | Tony John | 11/18/11 8:46 PM | @vinurajvarma, Thanks for the tip on /me. But I think the problem we are referring to (having the Page Id twice in the url) happens only for the Pages and not for our own +Profile. For others who have no clue on what are pointing to, here is how yo |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | Str82u | 11/24/11 10:42 PM | @vitadolce and @Tony John, Tony is right, use the short address to your profile, you can see it when you hover over links to your plus page. Professional sites dealing with SEO seem to use the rel=publisher" in the HEAD and for their authors the ?re |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | JohnMu | 11/27/11 3:11 AM | Hi guys just a few short comments: it's fine to have both a link rel=publisher and author-markup on the same page. The rel=publisher confirms that your website is the publisher of that Google+ Page; the authorship markup confirms that you (your perso |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | vinurajvarma | 11/27/11 5:42 AM | @JohnMu Really thanks JohnMu for the clarification in this matter. Thank you veryuch |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | JordanDHShaw | 11/27/11 4:03 PM | @JohnMu One note about getting authorship to work with Blogger, and then a few quick questions. Thanks to a tip from someone in Germany, I know that "<b:include data='blog' name='all-head-content'/>" has to be removed in order for "<link href='http |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | Rajesh Narayanan | 12/5/11 7:18 PM | Blogger profiles can be merged with Google+. check out the option available in blogger-in-draft. |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | JordanDHShaw | 12/5/11 7:35 PM | Awesome. My rel='publisher' problem is also displayed as fixed via the RST. The badge on my blog isn't displaying my name, though.. :\ I'll keep working at it. |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | UKSBD | 12/20/11 8:58 AM | @JohnMu Any more news on when the rich snippets tool will be updated? Also, can a Page be an author or only a Profile? At the moment I have my Google+ Page as the Publisher and my Google+ Profile as the author, is that correct or can I set my Goog |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | JohnMu | 12/21/11 5:09 AM | Hi UKSBD As far as I can tell, the tool has been updated to accept pages with both rel=publisher and rel=author, it just shows a warning when you have both of them on the same page in case you're not doing that on purpose. At the moment, only a "per |
| Re: Using rel=publisher and rel=author at the same time for a webpage? | UKSBD | 12/21/11 6:48 AM | |
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