How to manage posting process?

Selected answers from the Dumb SEO Questions G+ community.

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  Masatake Wasa: I think there are a few separate issues, and I&#39;d like to comment on two.<br /><br />1) I cannot see any reason why you are making a Blogger blog, which is a duplicate of the WP site. Why? You can use rel=&quot;author&quot; and rel=&quot;publisher&quot; for the WP site to link it to the Google+ landscape.<br /><br />2) In order to maintain a Google+ page, you require an active personal Google+ profile. If the Google+ profile that owns the Google+ page is deleted, the Google+ page will also be deleted.
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  Yasser Mohamed: Thank you Masatake, I have already set up authorship so you are of course quite right, I don&#39;t need to do the Blogger Blog as well as the wordpress one - that was what I realised but I just wanted some confirmation. ; Greatly appreciate your help.<br /><br />I have 2 different Google + profiles - one I set up authorship on and I use for everything google and the other one I never use - it was set up by the web designer - I guess I am asking if I should delete the second unused one to avoid confusion?
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  June M: Yes I would suggest centralizing your profile. But before you do, examine the language on the about, connections made in the set ups and integrations with other services that this &quot;not used&quot; account has. ; Your &quot;designer&quot; may have set up your system because they were unaware of your existing g+ presence. ; ;<br /><br />RE Blogger: if you continue to use that, I would suggest that you post unique content there vs. duplicate posting. Somthing like a synopsis of your more in-depth on your website (owned) content that then refers to your main website.
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  Yasser Mohamed: Thanks June, good point - I have just changed google analytics from the non used profile to the one I am using. ; But I probably should check what else he set up there before I delete it.<br />Yes, it just dawned on me that it might be duplicate content, but I like your idea of using Blogger as a place to put a synopsis of my blog.<br />Great advice, thanks!
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  June M: Your welcome Yasser..
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  Justin Y: I agree with about centralizing things. Also you can publish to blogger like you&#39;re referring too but personally I&#39;d keep the posts short and rewrite them to be unique so they&#39;re not duplicate if you decide to do so. I don&#39;t think it&#39;ll hurt but it&#39;s probably going to best to focus on building the content within your main site only and sharing it from there.
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  Yasser Mohamed: Thanks Justin, really good advice. I appreciate it - I will rewrite my Blogger posts and I think it will be much less confusing if I just focus on building content on my website.