BREAKING: Schedule Personal Google+ Posts


BREAKING: Schedule Personal Google+ Posts

The social media scheduling tool Friends+Me has released an update today that allows users to schedule their personal Google+ profile posts.

In this The Social Media Hat exclusive, learn what you can do now with Friends+Me, including the new support for profiles and communities, and what it means to be successful with your social media automation and scheduling.

Learn more: http://thesmh.co/1DWF5Ou 

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Schedule posts for Google+ Pages, Profiles, Communities and Collections!


Schedule posts for Google+ Pages, Profiles, Communities and Collections!

Do not cheat yourself, schedule posts and save the time for more important things.

Friends+Me can help you to deliver your message to followers across the globe at the right time to increase the engagement. The only thing you have to take care of is to use some of the time you save to make the content you share a bit better.

Connect your Google+ Profile, Collections and Communities → https://app.friendsplus.me/accounts/add

Schedule unlimited number of posts with each of our premium plans https://friendsplus.me/pricing
Please bare in mind that the free plan limits the queue size of Google+ profile, community and collection accounts to 3 posts only.

Queue posts for your newly connected Google+ accounts → https://app.friendsplus.me/queue

What’s the catch?

Posts scheduling feature requires the Friends+Me Chrome extension to be installed and the browser with the extension needs to be up and running the whole time in order to publish scheduled posts to your Google+ profiles and Google+ communities.

Install the Chrome Extension! https://app.friendsplus.me/extension

Enjoy!

Blog post http://blog.friendsplus.me/2015/05/schedule-posts-for-google-profiles.html

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Why ‘s Lisa Eadicicco’s column on Google+ failed.


Why ‘s Lisa Eadicicco’s column on Google+ failed.

The latest “Google+ is dead” article comes from an acquaintance of mine named Lisa Eadicicco (she’s been on my show a few times, and also on TWiT): 

http://www.businessinsider.com.au/what-happened-to-google-plus-2015-4

The piece exists to explain why Google+ failed. In the article, Lisa makes 3 errors fatal to her argument, which add up to a grossly misleading article. 

Here are those errors: 

1. Lisa accepts without question the false idea that spinning photos out of Google+ means Google+ is failing. 

When Google properties like Google Play and YouTube were integrated into Google+, the tech press didn’t give those events as evidence that Google+ was winning. 

Spinning out photos is a good thing, and doesn’t affect Google+ at all. 

2. Lisa says something that’s untrue: “Google+ never really caught on the same way social networks like Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn did.”

In fact, Google+ is far bigger and has far more engagement than Twitter or Linkedin. 

The reason everyone believes the opposite is because of the sheer number of articles like this one — regurgitating and repeating falsehoods without questioning the obvious flaws in reasoning that anyone can see. 

Let’s talk about the Twitter comparison. 

Google+ engagement looks at one minor number: public posts. Private posts (the default mode) are NOT counted. Comments, which are replies, are NOT counted. 

Twitter engagement numbers count public posts, too (unlike on G+, the vast majority of Twitter posts are public). And replies to tweets — the equivalent of a comment on Google+ — are counted, too. 

A post with 20 replies on Google+ is counted as one post. 

A post with 20 replies on Twitter is counted as 21 posts. 

Twitter gets more than 20 times more “credit” in this example for engagement than Google+ does for the EXACT same conversation. 

That’s why Twitter numbers are similar to Google+ numbers when in Face Google+ engagement is probably many times higher than Twitter. 

3. She equates employee grumbling with admission of failure.

Yes, I believe Google+ failed in the sense that it didn’t make a dent in Facebook, which has got to have been a major goal. But Google+ did succeed in becoming the number-two social network in history in terms of engagement — far more successful than the media’s darling, Twitter. 

It’s great that Lisa got sources on record giving us a tiny peek at what people might be saying inside Google. But the column goes off the rails by failing to question obviously false information that form the foundation of the article. 

(Pic props: http://www.thesocialmediahat.com/active-users )

Publish with Friends+Me Chrome extension to all your connected accounts


Publish with Friends+Me Chrome extension to all your connected accounts
 
I’ve been busy lately and prepared for you one more time saving feature.
 
To publish/schedule posts to all accounts connected to your Friends+Me profile with the latest Friends+Me Chrome extension is possible now. No longer just to Google+ 😉
 
Check / Install the Chrome Extension → https://app.friendsplus.me/extension
 
The Chrome extension is using the same share dialog you’re used to from Friends+Me web application. It’s easy to use, no surprises.
 
It shouldn’t take long and your Chrome extension, you’ve installed, will be automatically upgraded to the latest version 1.1.3
 
Again, let me know in case you hit any problem and I’ll fix it asap.
 
Have fun!
 
http://blog.friendsplus.me/2015/04/publish-with-friendsplusme-chrome-extension.html

How to update the extension manually? http://help.friendsplus.me/article/53-how-to-manually-upgrade-extension

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