Previously, I had posted about the lack of multiple managers for Google Plus pages, a fact that made creation and delegation of such pages awkward in the real world.  Well, I can say now that the feature is available.  (h/t/  Impulse Webdesign for emailing me about it while I was on holiday.)   I am looking forward to doing a bunch of ownership changes this week (grr.)

Now, you can invite other users to be administrators and share work, and even transfer full ownership.  You can have up to 50 named managers for your Google page, and all managers get notification about changes to the G+ Page.  Nobody can see who is an owner and manager for privacy reasons.

Permissions and capabilities are as follows:

Steps:

First, you go to the Plus Page, and click on the settings gear in upper right:

Then, click on “managers” on the left.

Finally, a new set of features are available for managing delegation

Thanks Google for getting this up!

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About the Author: Scott Clark is an independent consultant who started working in Internet Marketing in 1994 while in the Silicon Valley. Currently he works with organic and paid search optimization (SEO/SEM), social media marketing (SMM), local web marketing, split and multivariate testing of website offers, and integrated marketing activities. He has grown several successful web businesses on his own as well. Scott holds a Bachelors Degree in Computer Science and Mathematics from Southern Illinois University and is an accredited Google Adwords Professional, a Yahoo! Small Business Partner, a Yahoo! Search Marketing Ambassador. He and his family live in beautiful Lexington, KY. Scott can be found online at http://www.sitecreations.com.