Facebook Upstages Google+ Yet Again

How does Facebook “upstage” something that hasn’t launched yet? It would be more accurate to say that Google+ has forced Facebook to add features that have been missing for years. 

Ehhh….upstaged? Wow….with a business education center? Lol

Facebook for Business is nothing revolutionary. I don’t see it upstaging anything. It’s an “a-b-c” marketing “How to” guide specifically written for their platform which is also a very smart funnel for selling ad space. In the last 3 years, thousands of independent solopreneur marketers, small, medium and large marketing companies built their own businesses on teaching people how to leverage Facebook.  Facebook finally joined the party.

While I could be grateful Facebook took some time to put all of this information in one place for small business who haven’t yet figured out if Facebook even fits in their marketing plan, all I have to say is “big deal, so what?”  Is your implication that Facebook will replace Google where small business marketing is concerned? Neither of them are the end-all be-all in my small business marketing plan, that’s for sure.Jessica Chapman, Founder, http://roomtobreathe.org

[...] Facebook Upstages Google+ Yet Again [...]

Totally agree with Jessica here.  Facebook hasn’t done anything different.  Its just a compilation of ideas in one central location.  Basically, what a number of businesses have already been doing.  

Although, I am intrigued to see what Google+ will do next.  It has momentum and lots of opportunity.  It’s a matter of capitalizing on the audience immediately, before everyone gets bored with what they have right now. NOTE:  I’m starting to get bored with G+ already.  It was fun for a couple of days.  But its not much different than that other social media platforms Im already visiting on a daily basis.

[...] Dave Smith opines in Inc., “While the new page doesn’t tout any new features, it definitely serves as a well-timed [...]

Good information Dave!  It’s an interesting game Google and Facebook are playing.  It will interesting to see where they are in a year from now.

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

[...] un articolo di Inc.com, un portavoce di Facebook ha detto: “Facebook consente alle piccole imprese di creare ricche [...]

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses [...]

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

[...] “While the new page doesn’t tout any new features, it definitely serves as a well-time remind that unlike Google+, Facebook is all about using its platform for company branding,” wrote Dave Smith on Technology.Inc.com. [...]

Now all you have to do is figure out how to get our status updates back so they can stay longer than 2 seconds!

[...] to an Inc.com article, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Facebook allows small businesses to create rich social [...]

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To our online education has opened up a portal to another infinite information, and subject taught. Virtual classroom is no longer considered a casual process, but more legitimate way of learning.

To our online education has opened up a portal to another infinite
information, and subject taught. Virtual classroom is no longer
considered a casual process, but more legitimate way of learning.