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Google seems ambitious for his new social networking known among Hollywood celebrities. At the age of three weeks since its launch, Google + rumored to have a plan to recruit celebrities.
As quoted from the pages of CNN, for starters that Google plans to build verification systems that can identify celebrities who sign + Google account. The validation process is done to prevent someone who mimics (impersonating) celebrities.
According to Brett Schulte, social media consultant from Hollywood celebrities Tweet House, it would resemble the process verification stamp "Verified Account" which has been used Twitter.
Google still searching for the proper verification methods. One method is to use Google to verify, according to Schulte, among others, asking celebrities to send copies of driver's license via fax to Google.
In addition, Google will also compile lists a number of agents and consultants who can send verification requests directly. "They (Google +) are excited to have celebrities," said Schulte.
In 2008, Google launched a trial program in the United States that allows people to validate their identity in his Google profile. That system will check the person's name and phone number, to then be asked for your PIN code when contacted. Once validation is complete, there will be a sign of "verification" in the profiles of people who do the validation.
Stamp "Verified Accounts" on Twitter now it has become a symbol of social status of a celebrity. Brett Schulte himself claimed to have helped a number of celebrities get the verification stamp it, among them is George Michael.
However, Google spokesman denied the plan of recruiting Hollywood celebrities. "We have not provided detailed information about Google + future plans," the statement during a Google spokesman confirmed to CNN. "We still have plans to increase the number of features and functions to be added to Google +."
One plan features will be added to Google + is a "business profile", for a corporate account. Google still searching for methods of verification for company profile.