+1 buttom coming to Google Adwords

[POLiSH]

Just received this e-mail from google:

Hello,
This email is about your AdWords account XXXXXXXXXX

In the coming weeks, your search results and ads on Google will include a +1 button, which users can click to recommend your ads. You don’t need to make any changes to your account in order to take advantage of them. The final landing page URL of your ads can also appear on the Google profile of any user who +1’s your ad.
Here’s how the +1 button works:

Let’s say you own a hotel in Madrid. Brian had a lovely stay at your hotel last summer. When Brian starts researching accommodations for his next trip to Spain, he searches on Google while signed into his Google account, and sees your ad. He clicks the +1 button on the ad to recommend it to his contacts.
When Brian’s friend Ann plans her trip to Spain, she signs in to her Google account, searches, and also sees your ad – plus the personalized annotation that Brian +1’d it. Knowing that Brian recommends your hotel helps Ann decide where to stay during her travels.
Think of the +1 button as a way for fans of your business to recommend what you offer, for all their friends and contacts to see. By helping searchers see more personal, relevant ads, we believe you’ll see more qualified traffic. You can also add the +1 button to your site to give your customers the opportunity to +1 your site after visiting it.
To learn more about what’s changing and how +1 works, visit the AdWords Help Center.
To add the +1 button to your site, visit the +1 button tool on Google Webmaster Central.
Sincerely,
The Google AdWords Team

[Gerry]

That's very odd. This has been an option (adding the +1 button) to web sites running adsense for a couple of weeks now.

[POLiSH]

I said the same thing. I guess one section at a time.

[bizcheers]

yes, same thing happen to me.
i guess that big G wants to test ads not so sure to run that system for adwords since all depend on huge +1 users.

[Gerry]

I would really like to know if it truly adds or increases standing and pagerank.

Most likely, it would. I base that assumption on the fact that google is a massive and powerful search engine that now wants to enter into the social network arena.

Perhaps a site containing all the sites of members should be in the works...everyone +1 every body's site.

[hugegrowth]

It's a good idea, a rating system for ads. Might encourage people to click on highly liked ads.