QSRweb: Loud and clear, the word on the street is Google+. The new social media platform has already signed up an estimated 20 million users, making it the fastest growing social network ever. Although it's just been a month since the launch, the opportunities presented by Google+ are exciting a lot of people. "It's Google. They have the best search engine and analytics and so many other tools. So, you have to think they're going to take the best of social and search and combine them in a way that brands can really take advantage of," said Melissa Simpson, manager of social media for Firehouse Subs. As the Daily Blog World summarized, the platform has an advantage in joining the social game late: It was built from the ground up specifically as a content sharing platform, taking the best features from Facebook and Twitter and making them better. Some analysts are even predicting Google+ will become just as big, if not bigger, than Facebook. Read Full : Will restaurants add Google+ to crowded social media plates? | QSRweb.com
Monday, 8 August 2011
Will restaurants add Google+ to crowded social media plates?
QSRweb: Loud and clear, the word on the street is Google+. The new social media platform has already signed up an estimated 20 million users, making it the fastest growing social network ever. Although it's just been a month since the launch, the opportunities presented by Google+ are exciting a lot of people. "It's Google. They have the best search engine and analytics and so many other tools. So, you have to think they're going to take the best of social and search and combine them in a way that brands can really take advantage of," said Melissa Simpson, manager of social media for Firehouse Subs. As the Daily Blog World summarized, the platform has an advantage in joining the social game late: It was built from the ground up specifically as a content sharing platform, taking the best features from Facebook and Twitter and making them better. Some analysts are even predicting Google+ will become just as big, if not bigger, than Facebook. Read Full : Will restaurants add Google+ to crowded social media plates? | QSRweb.com