One can establish a link from a website to a Google+ page by adding a rel="publisher" link in the head of the index.html document (for example).
But, should or can this link be set on all pages of the website? Or is it redundant?
asked Nov 2 '13 at 13:31
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The rel value publisher has been documented as “POSH” on the existing rel values page that is cited in HTML5 drafts. So it’s currently “valid HTML5” to the extent that this concept makes sense. But it has only been documented by a reference to a Google page about it, Google+ pages. It’s a poorly chosen keyword, and other software might have some other meaning for it – we don’t really know.
If you think the Google+ use of the tag is useful, then check out what Google says about it. To me, it seems that they are saying that you should put the tag only on the most important page of your site, typically the main page (front page).
Yes you can and in my opinion you should. But if you only want to get the site verified and connect it with the Google+ page adding it in the home page is enough.
