#Google For Business
Google+ a ghost town? Hardly
Not only is Google+ not deserted, it might be a better platform for business than Facebook and Twitter. Here’s why.
Facebook versus Google+… it’s game on!
Here’s why we’ll all benefit from the fierce competition between the two giants of social networking – Google+ and Facebook.
Google+ Business Pages: What are the advantages?
We’ve heard quite a bit from the experts about social media fatigue, but the advantages a Google+ Business Page offers may be enough for a business to push through their reluctance and create yet another fantastic way to engage, converse and bond with their target market.
Female business owners driving social media uptake
Female business owners are leading the SME social media revolution, as their male counterparts fall behind in embracing and investing in these new channels.
Should your business create a Google+ Page?
Sonia Cuff looks at whether you should get involved with Google+ pages for business and brands. “What Google+ does have in its favour (and always will) is its link with Google Search. Google Search results are now starting to display Google+ Pages and this may be the best reason to create your own Page.”
Google+ opens to businesses and brands
Google has officially made its new social networking site available to businesses and brands, so here’s how to set up a Google+ page for your small business.
Want to learn how to use Google+ as a business tool?
Google+ is here and it’s a new tool that’s changing everything. Learn how to get the most from it at an upcoming must-attend Australian Businesswomen’s Network (ABN) webinar, featuring leading social media speaker and business advisor Chris Brogan.
Google+ versus Facebook
Catriona Pollard takes a look at Google+ and what features it delivers that trump Facebook. “Google seems to have taken all the social aspects from Facebook and created a network which is more personal for the user.”
Google+ for business and brands in development
Google has asked businesses not to use consumer Google+ accounts to build a page for their brand on the new social networking site, promising to deliver a specifically optimised experience for businesses, brands and entities.