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Google +1 button

Google has announced a new feature in search engine results that allow search users to recommend sites via the Google +1 button.

You can view +1′s from friends and family, contacts pretty much anyone, you also have the option to instruct your own +1′s to make it privater or public.

One needed to be logged in to your Google account and have a Google profile. This is not going to go over well. Unless you work on the internet, as not a lot of people want to share their information with Google. (like we already dont, lol)

The Google +1 button is not live yet, but searchers can activate it if they want to try it out. The Google +1 button will also begin to appear on sites across the Web.

Google has detailed features at its official blog.

My view of the Google +1 button as a professional point of view?  This is can very well be the ultimate back link tool for any website. SEO’s just got to entice searches to use this feature by offering free incentives on your search engine display results! Hello Google +1…hello FREE high ranking white hat websites! whoop!

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