link to the blog. But in my case I linked to the Profle page and it works. You can go to www.dreisner.com/blog and see how this works. So this creates a triangle. Each blog post points to the DNN profile page which points to the Google+ account, which points back to the DNN Profile page. Google's thought is that you have to be in control of each of these accounts to be able to add the required rel="me" and rel="author" tags and so this allows Google to more accurately determine and attribute content to the correct author, which solves the big problem they were having with people stealing and reposting content. You can go to www.dreisner.com/blog and see how this works. You can see that Posted By Dr. Richard Eisner on each blog post that links to the Profile page, which then links to the Google+ account, which links back to the Profile page. Search for a blog post title like "Is it Time for LASIK? Take This Quiz to Find Out." and you will see the blog post show up at the top of Google with his picture. I plan to do a post on my new blog site as well with some images that will be helpful. When I did this last year it was not a requirement to use the Google+ account. You could use another online profile account. But it looks like this might have changed to require a Google+ account. @cliff thanks for your comment.