Click "Save" when the preview at the right reflects how you would like your badge to appear. Click on the "Other" button. Copy the code provided, and paste it in to the HTML code of your website.

Google+ turned two years old today. To celebrate, Google has announced an updated Follow button, a new Communities badge, and updated badges for Pages and Profiles. First up, let’s talk about ...

Google+ turned two today. To celebrate, Google's social network didn't just dress up Mr. Jingles, but it also launched a redesign of its Google+ plugins for websites, including its Follow, +1 and ...

Substack now lets you follow writers, offering a way for you to keep tabs on what a writer is doing without having to subscribe to their newsletter. The company has been dabbling more with social ...

Chrome extensions with the Featured badge follow Chrome’s technical best practices and “meet a high standard of user experience and design,” Kim writes.

After searching for topics such as movies, TV shows, sports teams, musicians, and celebrities, you will see a “Follow” button you can tap on to add the topic to your feed.