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... TBH if only 50% of users in the current primary demographic (PC Mag) are interested... that might not be a good result for Google+ at all...
by rjd 15y ago
... TBH if only 50% of users in the current primary demographic (PC Mag) are interested... that might not be a good result for Google+ at all...
- nextparadigms 15y agoThere's also some users from Twitter, and also other users that have never liked Facebook and aren't using it. So Facebook may end up keeping 700 mil users, while Google+ could have 600 mil, or more.
- rjd 15y agoI'm not as optomistic as yourself. Outside of my IT friends Google+ is currently a joke. Even inside my group theres a strong division, theres a strong feeling that Google is going to far, alot of people are already upset with Googles privacy issues adn this is a whole new level of issues. The next thing is 20mil may seem like a great figure, but thats only ~7% of gmail users. That figure is actually pretty average in terms of its user base and a hot new product a month in. I would be slightly concerned if I was the product manager... especially with reports of decline already... And don't pretend the invite thing why its low, I don't know a person who hasn't got an invite including both my elderly parents. I don't think Google will fail because of the army of fan boys and wannabes, but I don't think in its current iteration it offers anything that can grow a community.