Google+
introduced a couple of new features on Monday, including a new tool that
allows bloggers and content creators to embed public Google+ posts on
other sites.
Users who wish to highlight a Google+ post within a news story or on a
personal blog can do so by clicking the "Embed post" tab from the drop
down menu in the post's upper righthand corner. Users can then copy and
paste the available line of code to embed the post, including text and
photos.
Once a post is embedded on another site, it should still be fully interactive, according to a
Google+ blog post,
meaning users can +1 a post, comment, or follow the post's author from
the embed. "We want to make it easy to expand your audience across the
web," wrote Seth Sternberg, Director of Google+ Platform. Google+ was
already testing this feature with specific publications like
Sports Illustrated and
National Geographic, but it is now available to all users.
Google+ Introduces Embedded Posts
