Google releases an official plugin for publishers

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Google has released an official plugin called Google Publisher on the WordPress.org repository. Currently, the plugin is in beta and allows you to easily hook up your website to Webmaster tools and also create and manage Adsense, all from within your WordPress dashboard.

This is only the second plugin distributed to the repo under the author, “Google“, their other being Google App Engine. However, other official Google entities have released plugins, such as YouTube, who Range (my employer) collaborated with for their YouTube Upload Widget plugin.

I’m interested to see what else may get built into Google Publisher, which carries a fairly generic name that could potentially include all sorts of Google to WordPress integrations.

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