As Google is slowly integrating all its products, the new Google+1 button is also being attached to more and more products. Google+1 button was launched even before Google introduced its Social Media giant Google+. In fact it is being floated across the wider array of web content, to be introduced as Facebook’s “like” button. So, if you have a Google Adwords site wherein you pay for the clicks, you may end up paying for some part of the traffic you don’t even want.
At present you have no choice, as Google has not signaled any solution for it; but the online community is perplexed over the issue. People do want to devise a strategy wherein they won’t have to pay for the additional “unwanted” clicks that are bound to come as a result of integration. For example, if you have availed some services and you happened to see its website on Google Searches. You clicked the +1 button; all your friends would be updated about it.

So, the next time any of your friend would search for similar service, the website and your “like” button would appear and encourage your friend to avail the services. But as more and more communities are being integrated, some of the people who don’t even need the services, may click to see what services are on the offer, if they happen to be your friends or part of that community or group. You would ultimately pay Google for the ‘dead’ clicks. Users are awaiting a solution for this issue.