I should have been giving Google Plus a little more attention in the first month of service.
It still feels very much like it is reserved for the special people, but that's probably a good thing.
I've decided to experiment operation out of Gplus primarily for the next week.
I set up my feed to head over to Facebook and Twitter. I will still address stuff that is in those places as if I were still posting from there, but I am going to try to do all the posting from Gplus and see how it works.
You can selectively send posts from Gplus to Twitter and Facebook, but I don't want to worry about that. I generally share tech and specific stuff to Twitter and more personal stuff to Facebook, so that might get a little dicey.
Thoughts? How can you keep the fans on either more popular site happy, while integrating Gplus?
It still feels very much like it is reserved for the special people, but that's probably a good thing.
I've decided to experiment operation out of Gplus primarily for the next week.
I set up my feed to head over to Facebook and Twitter. I will still address stuff that is in those places as if I were still posting from there, but I am going to try to do all the posting from Gplus and see how it works.
You can selectively send posts from Gplus to Twitter and Facebook, but I don't want to worry about that. I generally share tech and specific stuff to Twitter and more personal stuff to Facebook, so that might get a little dicey.
Thoughts? How can you keep the fans on either more popular site happy, while integrating Gplus?