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Google+: Google Is After Something More than Facebook

August 15, 2011deolaBranding, entrepreneur, Insight, MisConceptions, social mediaNo comments

Since Google launched its Google+ brand, the web and social media space haven’t recovered from its incredible launch – Consider it reached 10million members in 16days! (that took Facebook 552 and Twitter 780 days respectively!). From blogs to web reviews and analysis; the comparism between Google and Facebook has been unending on how one will knock down the relevance and importance of the other.  Considering that the growth of Facebook has taken away a large chunk of Google’s advertising and social networking popularity, Google has been busy developing a silver bullet and I think they’ve found one.

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