Optimize Your website Content and attach your Google+ profile with your content

[gotgmovie2014]

Do you want your Google+ profile to be displayed when your website's article shows on Google search results. Here is the way to do this.

1. Link your content to your Google profile

Create a link to your Google profile from your webpage, like this

<a href="[profile_url]?rel=author">Google</a>

Replace [profile_url] with the your Google Profile URL.

Your link must contain the ?rel=author parameter. If it's missing, Google won't be able to associate your content with your Google profile.

2. Link to your content from your profile
The second step is to add a link back from your Google+ profile to your webpage :

To add links to your Google profile:

Sign in to your Google profile. pages opens in new window'
Click Edit profile.
Click the Contributor To section on the right (depending on how many photos you have, you may need to scroll to see this section), and then click Add custom link.
If you want, change the visibility of your link, and then click Save.

Its Done just wait for google To Index Your website's page.

 

[DavidLux]

Seem this didn't work now
Related thread https://www.webmastersun.com/thread...rollback-of-Google-s-new-authorship-algorithm

I saw google applied this at this time

 

[LanceBachmann]

Nice Post but Google Authorship is no more been displayed with search results. Its somewhat dead but still I suggest you to add authorship to the post Author rank still matters; though Author Rank isnt actually Google’s term. It’s a term that the SEO community has assigned to the concept in general. It especially got renewed attention after Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt talked about the idea of ranking verified authors higher in search results, in his 2013 book, The New Digital Age:

 

[jamesalan]

I don't think Google now shows author profile info on search result...