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I can guarantee you it will be a factor in Google’s SERPs. There really is no question about it.
Any SEO indicator they launch will be abused. Look at what happened with link farms, keyword stuffing, etc.
In that point you’re right. I will like to know if anybody have seen any change in their Serp because of this.
I agree with felku that this can get abused. I can imagine that it will soon die out I reckon in the future.
I know from people that already have more than 1k in +1. I have near 150 but until now no changes in any of my keywords.
I think it will be a strong ranking factor until it gets abused too much. As soon as that happens, Google will reduce its importance as a ranking factor.
I’ve just added this functionality to all of my pages yesterday. Should I be concerned that I’ve got next to zero +1s?
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Hi JillO
It’s a floating toolbar with Twitter, Facebook, Digg, and StumbleUpon buttons, to the left of the content on all of the pages. The toolbar plugin isn’t working 100% properly on the homepage – you have to scroll down a bit to see it. Think it’s conflicting with some jquery stuff and I’m trying to get it resolved but to no avail as of yet.
However you should be able to see the toolbar pretty much everywhere else. In blog posts, they’re hard-coded before the content.
Under webmaster tools you can track the “impact” of your plus one rankings in the serps.. It worth examining all items in webmaster tools to understand how google looks at your site.
Google +1 gives more value by personalizing results for the user that gave +1 and not by increasing SERP position for your website.
@felku 229799 wrote:
There’s any want that think that this will be a factor in SERP?
Google Plus as a Social Signal has direct influence on SERPs including organic non-personalized rankings. Do not ignore this. Verified Name Account have direct influence on Organic Rankings … this is another move towards National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace ( In Google We Trust (Your Identity) – Search Engine Watch (#SEW) ) – this will have impact on SEO/Social Signals and it is a game changer
@vegaspundit 234857 wrote:
Hi JillO
It’s a floating toolbar with Twitter, Facebook, Digg, and StumbleUpon buttons, to the left of the content on all of the pages. The toolbar plugin isn’t working 100% properly on the homepage – you have to scroll down a bit to see it. Think it’s conflicting with some jquery stuff and I’m trying to get it resolved but to no avail as of yet.
However you should be able to see the toolbar pretty much everywhere else. In blog posts, they’re hard-coded before the content.
Hey VegasPundit… Wanted to check on this and see how it’s going. Have you had much luck with this feature?
