Your Google+ Business Page and the New Google+
Your Google+ Business Page and the New Google+
Video of today's Blab. Many, many thoughts and tips on managing your Google+ Business Page. Focus on Collections and how to engage new customers.
Ben Fisher Nina Trankova Eli Fennell Dustin W. Stout David Kutcher
#GooglePlusBusinessPage #googleplustips #googleplusupdate
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y30B8raPeNk&feature=share
Video of today's Blab. Many, many thoughts and tips on managing your Google+ Business Page. Focus on Collections and how to engage new customers.
Ben Fisher Nina Trankova Eli Fennell Dustin W. Stout David Kutcher
#GooglePlusBusinessPage #googleplustips #googleplusupdate
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y30B8raPeNk&feature=share
If I had a business I would create a collection for each product I sell. Let people find it because their interest and then try to get then into my business shopping webpage. But the way I should talk about my product should not be an intrusive way like the advertising at Facebook but more naturally growth of interest about the product.
ReplyDeleteAt 20 minutes, my opnion while posting at collection do you best to make your post visually attractive. Long texts are boring, remember that if my the 3 previous post was something just fun and silly my brain is in a mood for "scanning reading" the chance to read long text is minimal. Anyway I bet Google can come in the future with some sort of automatic summarization tool https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_summarization .. to be available for business subscription
ReplyDeleteEli Fennell Well I don't have access to google's raw data and probably you're right. But in general the content that is growing at fast rate are images/videos maybe it's true now but I'm almost sure it's going to change in the near future. Lets see one of the former Google's Brain researcher Andrew Ng ( now working for Baidu ) predictions "We believe that within five years, about 50% of web searches could be through speech and images rather than text inquiry" http://usa.baidu.com/innovation-in-china-interview-with-dr-andrew-ng-baidu/ Images are the natural way that our brain works while searching for something. I think google is more committed to that path. ps-> just a wild guess here .. I bet google glasses main goal was bring it to the reality ... unfortunate people not really understood that at the time, but I still believe in google glasses
ReplyDeleteEli Fennell I'm not aware of the dataset did they published it ? Is it structured or unstructured data ? I'm asking because last time for my machine learning classes I had to go through a huge datasets with about 10 years of observations of diabetes records in US.. it was a lot of munging data in R so I'm getting a break otherwise I'm going to end up cockeyed ... :-p
ReplyDeleteI see, but those are the results after analyzing data isn't it ? I was talking about the raw data like that one with 101768 rows and 50 columns of medical records about diabets I had to work with in order to finish my assignment ... (I just uploaded its 2GB compressed and about 20GB uncompressed https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwenBYyUXXurQzh3UWN1Q2JLOVU/view?usp=sharing
ReplyDeleteNolan B Thanks for the reshare!
ReplyDeleteZara Altair Thanks for the Blab discussion: did I hear right, that 'Collections' for Local Pages and Brand Pages, individually could show up in search. Sounds very good: each collection as a promotion for skills and services; immediately started me thinking along the lines of Andre, for a variety of products and services.
ReplyDeleteHaving not bothered much about Pages, I can now see a new potential: Blogged, Pinterested and Twittered 'Collections': now we can share posts there directly: and which could also eventually bring people to our Personal Profiles, and so bring more people onto G+. (as Profile 'featured collections' are now doing).
Although (i) information on banner shows an 'introduction' it doesn't seem to show the full description. (still visible in 'editing')
Amelia Hoskins You did hear correctly. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, the (i) is pretty skimpy, sort of like an expanded hover card...but we don't have those anymore.
Interesting discussion. My favorite quote was from Dustin W. Stout - "before I forget again". Most people forget and that's it, apparently he can forget more than once ;) And, I need to learn to speak as slowly and calmly as Nina Trankova :)
ReplyDeleteProductive Computer Systems oh I can probably set a world record for forgetting, remembering, and then forgetting again.
ReplyDeleteProductive Computer Systems you recognise this old survival "code", self check, so you have it too:D On the other hand I'm fast in joining and leaving the panel!
ReplyDeleteDustin W. Stout I'm afraid the Cosmic record about forgetting belongs to the female part;)