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A few days ago Google announced quite a few new improvements to Google+. Most of them have to do with Android, Hangouts, and Events.

Here’s a quick run down:

  • On-the-go profile editing
  • Easier content authoring for mobile phones
  • Mobile notifications
  • Increased Community involvement via mobile phones and tablets
  • Full-size backups for your photos
  • 360-degree photo panoramas
  • Inline photo swiping with iOS
  • Pan-zoom-scale effect through an iPhone app
  • Specific-guest messaging for Events
  • The ability to see who has opened your Event invitations
  • Low-bandwidth capability to interact through Hangouts
  • Easier duplication of events
  • Video feed expansion for single-participant Hangouts
  • Conversation cards for iOS with expanded features
  • Animated GIFs, screen lock widget, and Google Now birthday reminders for the Android
  • and Google Play and App Store mobile apps

From a mobile user perspective, these improvements will ensure a better experience with Google+ all around. From a marketing perspective, it makes for an easier way to connect with your audience through Google+ via mobile. That’s whether you are using mobile, your audience are on mobile, or both.

Google seems committed to maintaining Google+ and improving it for the long term. I expect that to get a lot better over time. The new Communities feature is being used widely and a lot of people (and companies) are getting a lot of mileage out the new features. You can too.

One comment on “Google+ Goes Mobile

  1. Ben Oren on said:

    It is about time! Google plus still has some work to do in order to truly compete with Facebook, but it seems like they are making strides.

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