Google just introduced the new experimental feature called +1 button which will be an another major move to improve Google’s search experience. The first thought came to my mind is – the +1 button concept is almost similar to Facebook’s Recommendation button. The major difference between the two is Google’s +1 button is connected to Google’s search engine where is Facebook recommendation is not. You can find this +1 button in Google search results – as it is an experimental feature you need to go to Google’s latest ideas ‘Experimental Search‘ page and then you need to click on “Join this experiment” in +1 button section. Clicking on +1 publicly is something like a public approval stamp of a particular site you recommend, so friends, contacts and others can find the best stuff when they search. Get recommendations for the things that interest you, right when you want them, in your search results. Indirectly Google is also powering their Google’s profile page because the first thing to enable this +1 experimental feature is you should need a public profile like mine, which helps people or your friends see who recommended that tasty recipe or great campsite. When you create a profile, it’s visible to anyone and connections with your email address can easily find it. Your +1’s are stored in a new tab on your Google profile. You can show your +1’s tab to the world, or keep it private and just use it to personally manage the ever-expanding record of things you love around the web. And the another best feature is you can manage/administrate all your +1?s. You can check your Social Connections status by following this link. You can even use it as a bookmark for future reference, so the question is Google gonna shutdown Google’s bookmark? You can even embed the Google’s +1 button in your own website! Want to read more about the feature, follow this link +1?s: About the +1 button. If you are a site owner and looking to embed +1 button in all pages of your site, just follow this link to know more before you go ahead with this. Check out the “Introducing the +1 Button” video from Google: Check out the video demo of  Google’s +1 service: [Source: Google] Authors:

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