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Point 1 is true for me as well. But I take a different approach in doing Point 2. Since everyone has a gmail account (at least my target audience) and hardly h
by libso 11y ago
Point 1 is true for me as well. But I take a different approach in doing Point 2.
Since everyone has a gmail account (at least my target audience) and hardly have any activity on G+, I created a G+ community with just the right people and post updates there. These updates automatically send notifications via email to the community members.
The way content is organized and presented in a community is much better than email IMO.
Of course everything can be translated to email - comments can be reply with text and likes/+1s can be reply with +1 - but looking back, it is a much better user experience to do this in a community/group rather than email.
- e12e 11y agoBut g+ notifications are still crap? Like fb, they don't contain (all) content and can't be interacted with. So you have the option of running the g+ app, and getting alerts for all g+ activity, or need to remember to check g+ in addition to your email. While with a proper mailing list and filtering you can see with a glance how many unread messages you have, and you can priortize based on list (eg: announce vs discuss vs meetup etc)