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When you share something with a circle, Google+ gives you the option to actively notify those in the circle about your post. Be considerate, and use this feature wisely.
There are two different methods to share a post. Choosing which one to use depends on whether you want to emphasize your own commentary or showcase the original content.
The “Incoming” Stream on Google+ is a great place to meet new people at your leisure. Use it to network, discover new content, and build your online audience.
If you find yourself making a really long comment on someone else’s post, copy and paste that comment into a post of your own. Doing this means you won’t lose that brilliant thought, and you’ll become a content producer instead of just a passive sharer.
The pressure of always trying to create interesting comments and posts on Google+ can lead to exhaustion and loss of interest. Here are 4 pieces of advice and a short video to help you take it easy and to help you enjoy your Google+ experience once again.
Google+ is quickly turning into a vast social network for interaction, discovery, education, and fun. But if your friends and family aren’t using G+ yet, here are 4 pieces of advice on making the platform work for you.
SocioloG+ presents Johnathan Chung’s exhaustive compendium of Google+ tips, user guides, and other valuable online resources for getting the most of your Google+ experience.
Figure out what brings you to Google+, what you want out of this experience, and how to obtain it. To get you started, here are 3 pieces of advice for new G+ users.
Read about and watch an interview with “G+ Tips Guy”, Ryan Crowe, who provides his insight to and opinion about various Google+ topics.
