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Yep, you're right. There are two aspects to the new G+ search features: indicating that a link was shared by one of your friends, and the sidebar that links re
by lazerwalker 15y ago
Yep, you're right.
There are two aspects to the new G+ search features: indicating that a link was shared by one of your friends, and the sidebar that links relevant G+ profiles. The former is presumably limited by rel=nofollow, but the latter has no relation to rel=nofollow.
If you search for "WWE", Google doesn't show you the @wwe Twitter account in the sidebar. The fact that Google is told not to follow any outgoing links posted by the @wwe account isn't a valid explanation for that, especially when you consider that (a) Google definitely has twitter.com/wwe indexed, and (b) twitter.com/wwe almost certainly has a high PageRank due to incoming links.
- abalone 15y agoThank you. A lot of people are confusing these two aspects. I'll add one more thing though: Schmidt actually claimed they didn't have "permission" to include Twitter and Facebook pages in the suggested profiles sidebar. That's just plain false. Watch at about 1:10 in the video. http://marketingland.com/schmidt-google-not-favored-happy-to-talk-twitter-facebook-integration-3151 http://marketingland.com/schmidt-google-not-favored-happy-to...