Recently, i notice a new google site google +1. What is it?

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A quick clarification and some practical notes to add to the thread: several replies (for example and ) mixed Google+ (the social platform) with the separate “+1” endorsement. Briefly — +1 was Google’s single-click recommendation button introduced in 2011 and used to annotate search results and web pages for signed-in users. It was tied to a Google account and could appear as an annotation in search or on a page; that linkage to a Google identity is what was pointing toward.

Historical and implementation notes useful for site owners and SEOs: +1 launched in early 2011 as a lightweight recommend action; website owners could add a small widget to show a count and let visitors +1 a page. A minimal historical snippet looked like this:

<script src="https://apis.google.com/js/plusone.js"></script>
<g:plusone href="https://example.com" annotation="inline"></g:plusone>

If adding this back then, pay attention to canonical URLs (counts attach to the URL you pass), and to dynamic/AJAX content which required re-rendering the widget after DOM changes. Counts could be shown or hidden via attributes, and site owners often combined +1 with authorship/publisher markup to link content to a Google identity.

Cautions and current context: discussions about +1 and rankings (see ) were often overstated — +1 data was primarily used for personalization and annotations for signed-in users, not a straightforward replacement for traditional ranking signals. Also be aware that Google’s consumer Google+ service was shut down in April 2019 and many associated APIs and widgets were deprecated. For any live implementation today, consult current Google developer documentation and prefer modern, supported sharing tools rather than relying on legacy +1 behavior.

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Google + is Google's version of Facebook. It is something similar to Facebook where you can share your links, comments, status, Photos, Videos and anything that you want. Google has also included the Page creation option in it like you create in Facebook for your business. The main thing in google + is the Circle. For each post that you want to share, you can set the permission based on the circle or the Public by default. If you shared something with a specific Circle none other than the specified circle will be able to see the post you shared and set the permission. If you have not mentioned the default is Public.

Google plus is a newbie social networking site like facebook it is brand of google.

Recently, i notice a new google site google +1. What is it?

G+ is the huge social network promoted by google. As it has many advanced features which one can use for different interesting purposes. And it has one speciality which other networks do not have and that is , it can affect your site results positively or negatively. And now g+ has the big business platform for the businesses to promote and for the marketing of their brand and business.

Google Plus is firstly based on your Google Profile, so you need a Google Profile to access and use Google Plus.What is certain at the moment is Google's position as the main search engine in the world should be reflected in the business applications of Google Plus.

G+1 is similar to FB "Like" button.. the same options and usability

Google Plus is a new application of Google.This is social networking site like facebook,linkedin.

This is new social site from Google with new features it also play vital role in socil media optimization

It is similar to Facebook.To make a friends circle and sharing information among with your friends.

commented: no, really? wow! -3

A new social networking site. now enough facebooking guys come on to google +. i like it.

Google + is one social networking services which is provided by Google. I have member of this social networking site, its very nice.

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