This article is interesting and is about the new evolution of Google’s Social Search. Indeed, Google launched recently “Plus one” button, which is similarly to Facebook’s “Lke” button and, to Twitter’s “Tweet this” button.
The “Plus one” button allows users to share their search results and adverts with people in their Gmail and Google Talk Chat List, people in their “My contacts” group in Google contacts, and, people they follow in Google Reader and Google Buzz. In this sense, now, some Google search users can see a +1 button next to search listings.
As the principle of this button is similar to which for Facebook’s “Like” button, there is a big difference between these two things. In this sense, Google owns paid search advertising, and, this “Plus one” annotation has the potential to provide a boost to AdWords campaigns, which is very important.
I think this new evolution in Google Social Search is very interesting and it can be very successful!! Why? Because for me, if you’re searching, it’s nice to see if there are any answers that are recommended by your friends. It is the same principle that for the other social networks, or reviews sites, we are more interesting and convinced if our friends recommend or not this hotel, this restaurant or another thing. As we know the person who clicked on the “+1” button, and made a recommendation, we would be easier influenced by that.
To conclude, I can say that for me this new tool available on Google Search is useful, and it is a proof of the important and of the huge evolution of the social media, the social networks! With this button “Plus one”, we have the question of influencers... In this sense, as I said below, more your friends recommend something like a restaurant for example, more you will influenced to go on this restaurant! And, inversely, your + 1’s can help your friends, your contacts, and others on the web find the best stuff when they search, it can influenced them.
And you, what do you think about this new evolution on the Google’s world? Could you influence easier in your research? For you, is it a real rivalry to Facebook’s Like Button?