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About LinkBacksI'm pretty comfortable with facebook but Google+ seems a bit foreign to me. I have a Google+ page for my universe but, unlike facebook, I don't know how to generate traffic to it. Can anyone share a bit of their expertise?
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I'm pretty comfortable with facebook but Google+ seems a bit foreign to me. I have a Google+ page for my universe but, unlike facebook, I don't know how to generate traffic to it. Can anyone share a bit of their expertise?
I have to second Ankari's call for help. I would love to learn more about Google+.
The key, I've found, is to find other people who share you interests and interests relating to your purpose for being there (e.g. writing, fantasy, or whatever). Follow those people, comment on their posts, interact with their followers, and you will get a bunch of return people following you to see what you have to say. I have over 400 people following me on Google+ simply as a result of this.
"With age came wisdom. Sometimes wisdom came with an ass kicking, too. And nothing could kick ass like the whole world." -The character "Horn" ruminating on his circumstances. The Decaying Mansions of Memory, by Jay Lake.
You, too, can get a copy of Lorelei and the Lost and Found Monster from Amazon.com.
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Mythic Scribes Members on Google+
Yes I keep forgetting to use mine but over all it is better than FB.
You can do hang outs for people who are online
ALB2012. The Light Beyond the Storm.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Light-Beyond.../dp/B0088DQO9C
Yes, it is better than FB, in my view. The reason is, Facebook is friends and family-based. It is all about keeping in touch with people you already know. Google+ is interest-based. It is about expanding your contacts among people who share similar interests. Of the people I interact with regularly on Google+, I only knew a small number of them prior to joining Google+.
"With age came wisdom. Sometimes wisdom came with an ass kicking, too. And nothing could kick ass like the whole world." -The character "Horn" ruminating on his circumstances. The Decaying Mansions of Memory, by Jay Lake.
You, too, can get a copy of Lorelei and the Lost and Found Monster from Amazon.com.
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