Dr Zuleyka Zevallos

- #GooglePlus posts are imported as PUBLISHED. Be careful if you exported private posts because you don't want these public. Options: >Export public posts separately to private posts >Make your blog temporarily private and manually remove the private posts (not recommended!) /7

> Another workaround for those of you savvy on coding (via #Wordpress helpdesk when I asked): manually modify the statuses of the #GooglePlus posts in the XML to turn them from Published Posts to Drafts. (Hard unless you can code!) /8

Something I was worried about and #Wordpress reassured me on: imported posts with the published status (the default for #GooglePlus Exporter) will NOT trigger a notification to your subscribers. Good for my followers given I exported 300 G+ posts! /9

Your imported #GooglePlus posts will retain their original published date on your #Wordpress site, so it is a neat solution. I suggest spending some time quality controlling. Some of my old G+ posts are just me resharing articles and those posts have little value to my blog. /10

What to do about your #GooglePlus followers and communities? Write a public post on G+ directing to your preferred social media accounts, or your #Wordpress or wherever you've republished your G+ content. Might be worth also pinging your cirlces so they get a notification. /12

How to import your #GooglePlus into a new social media community on Facebook or Twitter? Tough! If you import your #GooglePlus to #Wordpress as drafts, noting this is not easy, set up @IFTTT or @buffer. This would auto-post to your social every time you republish a G+ post. /13