The document discusses Google+ as a social media platform that combines features of Facebook and Twitter. It provides an overview of Google+'s capabilities for sharing content through Circles and Hangouts, its focus on privacy controls and personalized content, and its potential benefits for businesses through features like blog promotion, customer engagement, and analytics. However, it also notes some criticisms of Google+ including its long beta status and an engineer's public labeling of it as a "complete failure".
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1. Presented by Michael Kusters
@MKusters1
November 14, 2011
If Facebook and Twitter had a baby, theyd call it Google+.
Olaf Wempe, Web Developer
2. Is
The latest social media innovation
Clean and user-friendly
A better way to share
Circles
Hangouts
Sparks
More private than other social networking services
Take control of your online environment
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hC_M6PzXS9g
3. Main Focus
Making content more usable and personalized
Improving technology
Improving website SEO for brands, bloggers,
etc
4. for Business
Blog promotion
B2B sales
An innovative approach to customer service and
engagement
Superior data and analytics
Organize and segment brand enthusiasts/customers
5. Pros
Privacy settings
Sharing options
Friends options
Mobile app is faster and more user-friendly
Notification bar
6. Cons
Mobile app for Android and iPhone only
Search results
Been on beta for too long
8. Failures
Steve Yegge, a senior engineer at
Google, accidentally and publicly posted a critical
analysis about Googles understanding of
platforms, calling Google Plus a complete failure.