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Google is one of the giants on the Internet, dominant in search engines and other areas, but was never the type of all-inclusive social media that Plus aims to be (which has been most recently ruled by Facebook). Many members, as well as myself, feel Plus is a game changer.
Plus is not Google's first attempt at social networking (we'll be nice and not mention Buzz and Wave). However, they have had successes. Their orkut network, popular in Europe, has over 15 million members. And, of course, YouTube—the master of video sites—is Google's.
For those of us keeping score at home, ebizmba.com (a business-oriented site), listed in the top fifteen social media networks for August, 2011. Not surprisingly, Facebook (with over 700 million users) was the leader. Twitter was second. Myspace, once the king, has fallen to fourth.
Google Plus—which only started in June, 2011, and is still in an early growth stage—was already up to 6th with over 32 million members as I started this book.
Now it's around 50 million. And those
What is Plus?Google Plus (or Google+) is a brand-new social media network using all the latest in
web software.
web software.
Google is one of the giants on the Internet, dominant in search engines and other areas, but was never the type of all-inclusive social media that Plus aims to be (which has been most recently ruled by Facebook). Many members, as well as myself, feel Plus is a game changer.
Plus is not Google's first attempt at social networking (we'll be nice and not mention Buzz and Wave). However, they have had successes. Their orkut network, popular in Europe, has over 15 million members. And, of course, YouTube—the master of video sites—is Google's.
For those of us keeping score at home, ebizmba.com (a business-oriented site), listed in the top fifteen social media networks for August, 2011. Not surprisingly, Facebook (with over 700 million users) was the leader. Twitter was second. Myspace, once the king, has fallen to fourth.
Google Plus—which only started in June, 2011, and is still in an early growth stage—was already up to 6th with over 32 million members as I started this book.
Now it's around 50 million. And those
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