How to Add Google Plus badge to Blogger

Google Plus provides its official badge to promote your brand/yourself on your blog/website. You can easily interact with your readers and friends by implementing a Google Plus badge to your blog. Google provides two different types of badges. The first one is of Portrait style which shows your profile picture, cover photo, name, a short description and follow button and the second one is Landscape which shows your name/brand name, profile picture and follow button. So, today in this tutorial we are going to share that How to Add Google Plus badge to Blogger.

How to Create Google Plus badge to Blogger

Step 1. Log in to your Google account and go to this page
Step 2. Select your account/page for which you want to create a badge
Step 3. Choose its features, select a layout i.e landscape/portrait, set its widget and make other necessary customizations

Step 4. Now copy the code from the box on the right side

How to Add Google Plus badge to Blogger

Step 1. Log in to your Blogger Account
Step 2. Go to Layout >> Add a Gadget

Step 3. A popup window will open containing gadgets, scroll down and select HTML/JavaScript gadget from the list of gadgets
Step 4. Paste the copied code in the empty box
Step 5. Hit the Save button
And you're done.

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