The best part of this new feature is that, once you rearrange your circles, you will notice the change on the list of circles on the left of your home page. This change will also be visible in the drop down menu, that appears when you are adding someone to your circles.
This is a minor feature added by Google, but its good that Google is taking customer requests into account and adding features that are widely demanded by users.
Various sites, just in the last 2-3 days have stated selling +1 votes at different rates for a set of votes. Just search for “Buy Google Votes” and numerous results will be returned of sites selling +1 votes. manuallinkbuilding.co.uk, googleplus1supply.com and plussem.com are just a few of them.
The sites claim that Google is not likely to know about who is clicking the plus one button. To take plussem as an example—the site states that all of the plus ones will come from 50 different accounts worldwide depending on how many URLs are submitted to them.
It also claims the following:
One thing is for sure—although, using this approach many will see a positive impact on their search rankings, particularly the early experimenters, but any mistake on the part of the websites offering the service could hamper the search rankings, specially if Google could come up with a system to tackle this.
One of the things for which Google+ uses gender related information is picking pronounce. For users that decide to make their Gender related information private, Google will use gender neutral language to describe them to anyone who encounters Gender related information about them but doesn't have the permission to see their gender. For example Google will use “Craig added you to their circles” instead of saying “Craig added you to his circles”, she explains.
Google hasn't revealed any official figures yet as to the size of the current user base of it's newly launched Social Platform: Google Plus. According to an estimate by Paul Allen, the founder of ancestry.com, Google+ could reach 20 million users by this week end if invites to the network remain open.
He suggests that by using a sample of 100-200 surnames, he is able to accurately estimate the total percentage of the U.S. population that has signed up for Google+. Then use that number and a calculated ratio of U.S to Non-U.S users (1 U.S user for every 2.12 non-U.S users) to generate the worldwide estimates.
“Since I have been tracking this same cohort of surnames from my first day, I am able to accurately measure growth over time”, he says.
There is now doubt that the Google+ user base is growing incredibly fast and it could well be the fastest growing social platform yet.
Google has announced that it is working on an optimized Google+ experience for businesses and is asking brands to hold off on getting their business identity on Google+ just yet.
In a post accompanied with a video, the product manager for Google Plus, Christian Oestlien revealed that a team of engineers at Google+ is working on creating a unique experience for businesses that includes things like rich analytics and the ability to connect to other parts of Google that business might use, like Adwords,
Google, however intends to do a testing prior to launch by selecting and creating profiles for a small group of businesses, brands and other entities and see how people interact with them using various Google+ features. It has also opened up a form, which businesses and other non-user entities can fill out if they wish to take part in the testing process.
Isn't it an irony when your competitor is the most popular person on a service launched by you? Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and chief executive of Facebook invaded Google’s newly launched social network when he signed up to keep tabs on his new competitor.
