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class Voila {
public:
  // Voila
  static const string VOILA = "Voila";

  // will not interfere with embedded tags.
}

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Solved: Page does not contain publisher markup.

Link your Google+ page and your website

1. Make sure that your site's home page is available to appear in Google's search results and isn't blocked by a meta noindex tag or by yourrobots.txt file. (Verify by doing a site:search for your domain, like this:[site:example.com]. You can also use the Fetch As Google tool to see your page exactly as Google sees it.)                                                                                               
2. Update your site's home page by adding a link to your Google+ page, like this:

   <a href="https://plus.google.com/[yourpageID]?rel=publisher">Find us on Google+</a>

   To find your page URL, open your page and copy the web address from the browser address bar.
   It's best to add the link to your most significant page. Usually but not always this is your home page; for example, if you’ve created a page for a product, you can add the link to the product description page.
3. Link to your website from your Google+ page's profile. 
   To edit your page profile:
   1. Make sure you're on the Google+ page you'd like to edit.
   2. Click the profile icon .
   3. Click Edit Profile.
   4. Click Website. You'll know it's editable when the color of the section changes to blue.
   5. Type your homepage URL. This should match exactly the URL of the page to which you added your Google+ page link in step 1.
   6. Click Save.
4. (Optional) Verify your business or brand with Google.
5. Use the rich snippets testing tool to check your markup and make sure that Google can extract your page information from your content. This tool will display the markup found on a specific web page, as well as a preview of how that page might appear in Google search results. Learn more.

Solved: Authorship is not working for this webpage.

There are unlimited benefits in becoming Google verified author so before we get started with our tutorial let’s look at few reasons.

• Most of the internet folks have claimed that after becoming verified author their half of traffic increased, and we know why that happened (Due to uniqueness).

• It increases your reliability and people are able to recognize you as a branded company.

• It helps Google search algorithms to rank certain well-known author’s article top of others.

• Your articles get a unique outlook which attracts users like a bee to select your website.

Now You can verify your authorship in two ways:

Option-1: Using verified email address...

Don't have an email address on the same domain as your content? Follow the instructions listed in Option 2 below.

1. Check that you have a email address (for example, levy@wired.com)on the same domain as your content (wired.com).                                                                              
2. Make sure that each article or post you publish on that domain has a clear byline identifying you as the author (for example, "By Steven Levy" or "Author: Steven Levy").                                                                                                                                      
3. Visit the Authorship page and submit your email address to Google. No matter how many articles or posts you publish on this domain, you only need to do this process once. Your email will appear in the Contributor to section of your Google+ profile. If you want to keep your email private, change the visibility of your link.                              
4. To see what author data Google can extract from your page, use the structured data testing tool. 

Option-2: Set up authorship by linking...

1. Create a link to your Google+ profile from your webpage, like this:

     <a href="[profile_url]?rel=author">Google</a>

   Replace [profile_url] with the your Google+ profile URL, like this:

   
     <a href="https://plus.google.com/109412257237874861202?rel=author">Google</a>
   

   Your link must contain the ?rel=author parameter. If it's missing, Google won't be able to associate your content with your Google+ profile.
2. Add a reciprocal link back from your profile to the site(s) you just updated.
   1. Edit the Contributor To section.
   2. In the dialog that appears, click Add custom link, and then enter the website URL.
   3. If you want, click the drop-down list to specify who can see the link.
   4. Click Save.
3. To see what author data Google can extract from your page, use the structured data testing tool.
4. Have a smile.