Last week Google (Inc) publicly announced its new privacy policy. The updated policy will be the same, consistently, for all of Google products (not like before, each one each policy) and affected from March 01, 2012. According to this new policy, the giant plans to follow the activities of users across nearly all of its ubiquitous sites, including YouTube, Gmail and its leading search engine. This is the first time, Google is combining data across its Web sites to stitch together a fuller portrait of users.

In November 3, 2011, Google executive Bradley Horowitz, in a post named “Google+ is not a social network, but it’s not a graveyard, either” said that Google Plus would be a NEW way of getting you to use all its web products rather than a standalone social network of its own.

And a long time ago (I don’t remember ) Google Search (product) uses personal information (browser history, gmail login, most clicked sites…) in its retrieving process.

The question is, how Google personalization will affect SEO industry? What are your ideas?
(I’ll share my thoughts on this, sooner or later. Now it’s time to prepare for a new working day! )