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July 2011 
 What's the Buzz over Google+?

 

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Since it was launched just two short weeks ago on June 28, 2011 as an invite-only field testing "project", Google's newest venture into social networking has been a HUGE success. The company reported to have hit 10 million users at the time of publishing. 

 

If you do not yet have Google+, Like us on Facebook and click here for your own Google+ invite.

 

Those that remember the #epicfails of Google (Wave and Buzz) will be pleased to know that Google really stepped up their game this time around. Maybe for Google, the third time really is the charm.

 

Google+ capabilities include, but are not limited to: Video chat with up to 10 people (called Hangouts), the ability to create a shortcut or an app to have Google+ on your desktop/taskbar (see image above), Circles to easily communicate with certain groups of friends or hide posts from certain people, plus the ability to bold, italicize or strikethrough words in posts (which is just plain cool).

 

For help with creating a shortcut or an app for Google+ click here.

 

The thing that makes Google+ such a great new "project" is the fact that it combines some of the best characteristics of each of the other popular social media tools and networks. Glimpses of Twitter, Tumblr, and especially Facebook can be seen when using Google+. 

 

Just for Fun! Facebook vs. Google+ Photos!

 

Feel free to +1 the SMCpros website while you're at it.

 

                                             


TO on TV 

 

The SMCpros' own Tyler Olson will be interviewed on Fox 9 news tonight at 9pm about the future of social media due to the emergence of Google+! If you'd like to see the live-streaming at 9pm, check it out!

Click here to view!



 

Issue: 11
In This Issue
Tune in to Fox9 at 9pm Tonight
Google+ vs. Facebook
Is Google+ the New Black? 

In this week's blog post, Dan explains what all the fuss is about and why you should(n't) hop on the brand new Google+ bandwagon. 

Being in the social media world, I expect changes. Everyone here expects changes. New rules, new features, new game; we see them every single day. Every now and then there comes a change that further revolutionizes the social sphere - and you know it's going to be good one.

I'm talking about Google Plus.

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