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hamd01

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Who here reads the Google webmaster blog?

If you do you will be aware of the new code they have released a couple of days ago which allows you to put a +1 button onto your website. +1 is basically Googles alternative to the facebook LIKE button.

It doesnt yet seem to have any effect on SERPS..... BUT IT WILL!

So....is anyone on BHW going to offer a Google + 1 service?

 

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Bro, there have been like 10 posts about this in the last week. I even posted a clickjack script lol.

Stop reading the webmasters blog and read BHW

 

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facebookdude said:

Bro, there have been like 10 posts about this in the last week. I even posted a clickjack script lol.

Stop reading the webmasters blog and read BHW

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Show me one post on BHW from someone asking about a +1 service?

 

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At the moment i am creating such a service. But due to the last testings i have no hint that the quantity of 1+ clicks does effect the serps.

 

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Google +1 is yet another attempt to make Google more social. It's Google's version of the Facebook "likes", a simple feature that's very powerful because it's part of a social network.

Google will show +1 buttons next to all search results and ads, while encouraging other sites to include the buttons. All +1's are public and they're tied to Google Profiles. The goal is to use this data to personalize search results and ads by recommending sites +1'd by your friends. Google Social Search already does this, but there's no support for Facebook likes, so Google had to come up with a substitute.

Thanks,