MoneyOnComputer

I don't think it will be a situation of where Google+ pages are dominated with ads, but as more and more people learn how to make Google Hangouts a marketing tool, there will not only be the content of what the creator has made, but sponsorships from businesses that are paying attention to the most popular Hangouts.

Is this a method you are exploring?

Actually, I am thinking about it. Right now, I'm so tied up with trying to sort out a few other things, but I keep reading about Google Hangouts on different tech blogs. So, I guess I'm convinced that it will be the new alternate place to YouTube for some people and I should try to get in on it during the beginning as they usually set the trend and market for everyone else.

yes i agree, getting in early on any trending pattern can be of major advantage, something I will look into too and post my findings here at a later date ... as there is only so much that can be achieved in a day!

I have an idea of what I want to do with a Hangout and how it ties into another online venture that I want to try. So, the first step now is to look at lot of the Hangouts and see what people are doing, how they are, do they stay online, if so, for how long? I want to do this right and even if it's something that can be vastly improved upon, I still want the first few Hangouts to look like something that a viewer would be willing to grow with.

It's no point in putting out slipshod work, because then you'll have to work that much harder to get the viewer back.

Google hangouts look like they have the potential to be a huge money maker with the right strategy. Online seminars are an immediate idea but there has got to be some other way to monetize this.

Good! So, I'm not the only one that sees the potential? Hopefully, I won't be the last one to capitalize. Other things are falling into place for me, so I'm hoping that I'll be able to figure out what I want to do with Hangouts by the end of the summer.

Is Google Plus more popular than Facebook? I think that should be the question to be answered first because in my opinion, Facebook is still where everybody is. I'm not being a pessimist but there's a chance that Google Plus could actually close for some reason.

No, I doubt that Google+ will be closing any time soon. While they haven't taken over Facebook, I don't think that was ever the actual intention. They are making headway in what their overall plan is and they have the install base, so when they reveal the true plan, the people will already be there ready with their accounts.

How exactly do you use Google +? I have never really utilized this as much as I want to be. Is there any real guide books on how to use these properly?

Thus far, I haven't seen much difference, outside of the Hangouts, that make it more difficult or different from Facebook to use. Now, I'm not that familiar with Facebook outside of clicking on the CloudCrowd app, but I like how I can make the many circles on Google+ and when I have time to read my streams, they just seem more ordered and organized.

I was added to a circle by a guy who I met in another forum discussing backlinking, so I guess I'll be able to help this thread more as time goes by now I have actually started using it. I like the google+ system at first use of it, a lot of activity there it is obviously a great place to meet new people and grow a new and possibly very extended network.

What I've found from Google+ is that the people there, while they may have Facebook accounts, they are really into talking about things on another level, so you should make a lot of connections there and it will work out for you.

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I feel like Google Plus (adapted as Google+) is an Internet based interpersonal organization that is possessed and worked by Google.

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