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They can't be happy indeed. But hey, for most of us who like to expose our services or products or websites to other social medias, it's not bad to have an additional social media wherein we can just post those I mentioned anytime. Somehow there are someone who would eventually click or even read it. And the best part is, it's FREE! :D
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[size=100][url=https://www.seoclerk.com/user/Everett]Everett[/url] and [url=https://www.seoclerk.com/user/idealmike]idealmike[/url] ~ Well sirs. Since we are all speculating and none of us have the “inside scoop” on the workings of Google, my guess is that in the listing of products and services that Google offers, their social network is not on the top of the list as a service that will make or break the company. :)
That being said, I use Google Plus a lot!
I use the G+ social network the same way I use Facebook. I have been on both social media sites for almost the same period of time. But whereas I have 5000 followers in my G+ circles, I have less than 1000 friends on Facebook. I don't know how that happened! (O.o)
I like the “Collections” feature. It's sort of Google's answer to Pinterest pinboards.
I like the “Communities”, Google's answer to the Facebook groups.
For my blogs, I use Blogspot which is the official blogging platform owned by Google, and associate them with my G+ business pages and can easily share to them whenever I publish a blog post right from the dashboard.
YouTube is owned by Google and I associated my profile with my YT account. If I like and comment on a YT video, the comments appear on my G+ profile; so I don't have to do extra post by sharing the video link and then making a comment again.
There are lots of benefits from having a Google Plus account.
But I guess you're right [url=https://www.seoclerk.com/user/Tronia]Tronia[/url]. I haven't really gone around bragging about how much I use it. :)[/size]
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I remember when Google+ first came out and people were basically stating that it was just a clone of facebook, because it appeared to function and act like a clone of facebook. People were surprised that Google even wanted their share of the social media industry as it were and somehow put off by it.
Now, tell me this, if you wanted to contact your mother or a friend from many many moons ago, which social network would you use? Facebook or Google+?
Another thing I forgot to mention is all the games and applications that go through facebook. Google doesn't come anywhere close for the entertainmet that facebook provides for it's own users. I think Google+ fails because it is almost an exact replica of Facebook. Why do people need to go on two separate websites that are almost identical? Furthermore, most people go on Facebook, and no one hardly ever goes on Google+ so which website would you choose to go on if you needed to contact a friend or family member? I remember when Google+ first came out and people were basically stating that it was just a clone of facebook, because it appeared to function and act like a clone of facebook. People were surprised that Google even wanted their share of the social media industry as it were and somehow put off by it. Now, tell me this, if you wanted to contact your mother or a friend from many many moons ago, which social network would you use? Facebook or Google+? Another thing I forgot to mention is all the games and applications that go through facebook. Google doesn't come anywhere close for the entertainmet that facebook provides for it's own users.
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