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1) Visit your Google+ profile settings page and change the ‘Who can send you notifications?’ status from ‘Anyone’ to anything you want (Extended circles, Your circles, Only you, or Custom).
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Some Community posts may also be shown in all the people's Home stream who belong to that community, depending on the settings. For Control: You can now choose different settings for each community from the community itself, there is no general place to do that.
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The hype around Google+ may have died down a bit but its still growing and has dedicated users. Here are some tips on using it for business in a big, lovely infographic . . .
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Google+ may not have caught on with users as a Facebook alternative yet, but the service’s “Plus 1” symbol is ubiquitous within social marketing, and top name brands are commonly listing the Google+ icon on television ads right next to their Facebook and Twitter symbols.
Whether you like it or not, Google+ is quickly becoming a significant player in the social media marketing world because it has one thing going for it that no other social site has: Google.Google plus is now the second largest social media network behind Facebook and can no longer be ignored. So Google plus marketing needs to taken seriously in your marketing strategy.... Via Jeff Domansky
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
October 14, 2013 2:12 AM
5 great reasons to get Google+ into your marketing strategy. 
Mallie Hart's curator insight,
October 14, 2013 9:01 AM
Many people still remark that Google+ is a ghosttown, or that "my clients aren't there". Boo Hiss. It's so not true!
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When Google+ and Google+ Pages for business were introduced a little less than a year ago many people in the local search arena began anticipating the day when Google would merge or integrate Google Places and Google+ Pages. Via Mark Mayhew
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