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Auto-Posting to Google Plus

Since we came home early instead of staying up in NY after my grandmother’s funeral, thanks to more snow and crummy weather coming into the area today, I’m catching up on some of my various blog and other technology to-do’s. One of them was updating the WordPress stuff when I noticed something very interesting in the changelog for the Jetpack plugin. Namely, it was an enhancement for using Publicize with Google+. So, I’ve connected this WordPress install to my Google Plus page for the blog, and am keeping my fingers crossed that this will get posted there as well.

This is pretty useful for bloggers, and something I’ve long complained about when it comes to trying to keep in touch with readers who use Google +, so we’ll see how this works.

Update: Looks like it worked!

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