Yesterday, Google+ was awash with excitement about two new features: Hangouts app for Chrome and Google+ Polls. One lets you chat better on your desktop, the other lets you create polls and see what others think about anything.
Google+ is alive and well (despite what you have heard) but several things have changed. We still love it, all the same!
For starters, Google Authorship is gone. Sigh. It was an experiment that didn’t work out, according … continue reading
You have probably heard of Google My Business in the past few months. So what exactly is it and why should you care?
Google My Business is the new interface from Google that connects you directly with customers, whether they’re … continue reading
Some of us came in on invite. Some of us came in when we had no choice. Whichever way you came in, you were obviously trying to figure out Google+. Suffice to say, a lot of us still don’t get … continue reading
You can now keep up with the latest news on Google+ with the new Google+ Weekly Newsletter. While they have been newsletters in the past, this is a whole new series that was sent out for the first time on … continue reading
The hype is yet to die out on the departure of Vic Gundotra. Some say Google+ is beginning to fizzle out. Some more believable folk say that Google has bigger fish to fry. Meanwhile, we are still loving Google+ and … continue reading
Have you heard about Google +Post ads yet? If you haven’t, you had better pay attention, because this is about to get really interesting. Forget about online advertising as you know it, +Post ads are changing that and they are … continue reading
While a lot of brands and companies in the continent have ignored Google+, there are a few using the platform to boost their visibility and reach a different audience. Google+ has been taunted as a ghost town for quite a … continue reading
Google+ Communities are one of those one-stop shops you go to get expert advice and opinion on your interest while networking with people who share in your interests.
Google+ Communities are exactly that, communities where you … continue reading
Allow me to presume Twitter and Facebook define your social comfort zone, and Google Plus perhaps pushes your social boundaries, something that possibly doesn’t tickle your fancy. This piece, written when I’m most sober – on a Saturday afternoon, aims … continue reading
