Expertpeon
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http://www.businessinsider.com/google-changes-2014-4
Google plans to dismantle the failed $10 billion experiment.
Google plans to dismantle the failed $10 billion experiment.
I gotta give google a little respect for spending ANY money on their projects.
Thank God!
Who the hell ever used Google+ anyway ?! LOL right besides SEO's and gurus trying to sell courses on how to market there! It was useless for business. It had a nightmarish UI that was always changing so you never knew what was what... way to many setting/pages/options, so that "ordinary" users were quickly disenchanted and went right back to Facebook!
Well, they have more money than they know what to do with..... How about actually developing a search engine that works on finding and analizing quality useful content and not fear-mongering businesses and ordinary website owners with snitching, link penalties, and so forth you clowns!
I hate to break to you but google+ ranked me for everything that I throw into it. So unfortunate for me that they're closing but moving on to another phase.
I think it's a poorly designed and run service, but if you read that article it's all speculation because the leader/creator is leaving. There isn't much evidence/fact they're stopping G+.
I think it's a poorly designed and run service, but if you read that article it's all speculation because the leader/creator is leaving. There isn't much evidence/fact they're stopping G+.
I hate to break to you but google+ ranked me for everything that I throw into it. So unfortunate for me that they're closing but moving on to another phase.
To be fair, they have so much of it that wasting $10bln on a failed project wouldn't even make a dent LOL
If you read the article Google is moving almost their entire G+ team to Android development and deintegrating it from almost all of their services.
Authorship seems to have at least a little bit of influence on ranking, but that's a very very little bit. If you have objective side by side comparisons showing G+ solely ranking a highly competitive term I'd love to see it, I never even see people trying to rank via social signals for anything that pays any money.