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I am not in doubt about these statistics, but the perceived reality is far from what Google is trying to suggest. From my personal experience G+ is still a ghos
by eungyu 14y ago
I am not in doubt about these statistics, but the perceived reality is far from what Google is trying to suggest. From my personal experience G+ is still a ghost town (as far as seeing activity from my friends).
- roel_v 14y agoBecause obviously your experience is a much more reliable indicator for the overall state of Google+ than, you know, Google's actual numbers rollseyes
- eungyu 14y agoI was stating my personal experience and how different it is from what the numbers suggest. I am sorry hear that you had to generalize on your own.
- dwj 14y agoMy own experience is the same. Our facebook page has over 2000 likes, our twitter feed has about 360 followers, but we only have 19 people following us on google+ (even though we've been on there for a year, post all the same things on google+ and promote our g+ page as much if not more than the others). On a personal note none of my friends uses google+ (only my wife). They pretty much all use facebook.
- colin_jack 14y agoBecause obviously you'd trust Google's numbers promoting their own service rather than your own experience rollseyes
- rjv 14y agoI think the general consensus I'm getting is that Google+ isn't necessarily a place for you to connect with your friends. I use it primarily to connect with people I don't know that share common interests. I suspect many others do the same.
- creativityland 14y agoExactly. I see people with G+ profiles unknowingly making themselves available to the public through messaging. It's horrible.