Adding Google + to SEOmoz
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I wanted to add my google + signature to every post I make on SEOmoz and I think every user should do the same...
Two reasons why...
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Google helps our existence so we should help theirs.
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If someone likes what I wrote or vice versa we should be able to follow each other in a simple click.
In my opinion all blogs forum posts etc... should Lead to a user not a website, this will prevent spam and help people network. In other words blog spammers and forum spammers will be SOL (Which they all ready are lol).
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Right, Just imagine all online marketers having a quick link up method. Im sure if everyone had a link back to their social network below each post there would be much more networking going on.
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I'd also love it if SEOmoz was slightly more accommodating towards sharing G+ profiles.
A while ago on my personal G+ profile I suggested that all the brand representatives from http://www.seomoz.org/article/recommended should have their G+ accounts listed, in addition to their LinkedIn, Twitter and Blogs. This would make it easier to connect with these professionals. Of course, we can simply search for them on G+, but I still think links to G+ profiles on this page would be a good addition.
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