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The question I am asking myself is, are those cool features enough for people to join G+. They wouldn't even have to switch from FB but G+ for Use Cases like th
by schabernakk 14y ago
The question I am asking myself is, are those cool features enough for people to join G+. They wouldn't even have to switch from FB but G+ for Use Cases like this sounds just to cool (hi-res pictures, event coverage...)
As it has been stated a million times before, I dont know anyone of my non-techie friends who even considered signing up G+, I would bet most of them dont even know what this is.
There were a couple of articles a few months back (facebook IPO perhaps? I dont remember) that facebook 'doesn't get mobile'. Whether this is true or not, I sense there is is some missed opportunity by google here to promote their services. Sponsor big events and parties (SXSW, nightclubs, concerts) to establish themself as a better picture sharing service.
For me, the only use case currently for G+ is as a 'better skype' for videochat with multiple people. Perhaps its time to attack other seemingly niche use cases and grow from there.