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JANUARY 9, 2014
, from January 2012: "Google has the power (and ability) to make Google+ (and everything being shared within it) the underlying social platform within all of its many applications ( Android , Gmail , Google Docs , Picasa , Google Maps , Google News , YouTube , etc.). Everything is social. cloud computing. communications.
Small Business Mavericks
AUGUST 11, 2011
I recently noticed that the service has added several other social media services to its metrics, which increases its value a hundred-fold (though I’d still say it’s overly weighted toward Twitter). Among the services that Klout now tracks are: Tumblr – A blogging platform somewhat like a cross between Twitter and Blogger.
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Small Business Mavericks
OCTOBER 22, 2011
You can easily share videos through Google+ with your YouTube account. Using Google’s photo sharing service, Picasa, you can share your photos and have unlimited space to store them, increasing your ability to share through Google+. You can’t do that on Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn. Google+ is easy to use.
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JANUARY 17, 2012
The mistake would be to simply stack that dataset up against Facebook (or Twitter or LinkedIn ) to see how it compares in terms of growth, but that's really for the tech nerds to analyze. youtube. The site now has more than 62 million users, but that growth is accelerating. " The mistake. What does this mean for businesses?
Firebelly
AUGUST 23, 2012
Find photos from Flickr or Picasa — be sure to use Creative Commons photos — or buy royalty-free stock photography, and put them in your blog posts for added impact. Also, share entire photo albums online via Twitter and Facebook. And not, say, photos of small animals pretending they’re people.
Convince & Convert
JULY 3, 2011
My initial, abbreviated take is that Google’s new social toy is essentially a Facebook Twitter hybrid with outstanding ease-of-use and eye-popping potential. No slaving over list creation (Twitter), or slogging through the mine field of clicks and sketchy instructions for creating your own groups (Facebook).
Convince & Convert
DECEMBER 30, 2011
My initial, abbreviated take is that Google’s new social toy is essentially a Facebook Twitter hybrid with outstanding ease-of-use and eye-popping potential. No slaving over list creation (Twitter), or slogging through the mine field of clicks and sketchy instructions for creating your own groups (Facebook).
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