It’s Day Two of the landgrab rush on Google Plus. Companies are finally allowed to go in and build their spaces, no doubt replicating what they already have on Facebook.
I set up my own page on Google+ (as I did on Facebook) as a way of testing how it all works for businesses.
Michelle Prak has compiled a list (but no links, dammit) of early adopter Aussie brands which shows some expected faces, and some intriguing and unexpected ones.
Prakky also wrote a quick but useful post with three helpful tips on building your own Google page.
Personally, my views on Google+ have slightly changed since my last post about it; I’m not using it with the expectation of generating business for myself, but instead as a fabulous resource for stunning photography from around the world, which it seems built to do spectacularly well.
But with 40 million members and still growing, Google+ is a social network that isn’t going away. Yes, you need to be on it, the same as you need to be on Facebook and Twitter.
