Google+ manages 135 million active users

The Google+ social network has 135 million users, according to their own data but the potential is reportedly 500 million. The number of people who are more or less active in this network is much smaller than Facebook
or the phenomenon of the year, Pinterest.

Following a year and a half, with any other network would be a absolute success, in the case of Google, after several high-profile failures in this area, doubts remain.

First it was a social network then a place to share knowledge and now wants to curry favour with groups of friends, regardless if they use some other product. In June 2011, Google slapped the table and fully
entered a field not to lose ground, it had no presence.

Since then, they have stopped making efforts. The unfinished business of Google is social. In September of that year they added group video calls and opened it to anyone, without invitation and without
restrictions.

Then came the option of following famous (in Spain, is promoted, especially the renowned chefs profile), the inclusion of content with buying guides Zagat and Frommer’s ,
travel and gastronomy respectively and now groups.

There attempt to please their users was remarkable and incredible. To try that when entering your space, there is something to do, something to discover.

This suggest that, rather than start inviting friends with a common interest, which is usual and spontaneous, users will join some of which have already formed: Audi enthusiasts , explorers , foodies , addicts
Call of Duty and, of course, those crazy Star Wars .

Possibilities of these communities are in group video calls, something that differentiates itself from Facebook,

In a post on Google’s blog signed by Vic Gundotra, Google’s vice president and head of this service, provide the expected usage figures. Google estimates, has 500 million potential users (people with a Google
account, especially Gmail, e), i.e. half of the members of Facebook.

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Posted by Farasat Ali on Dec 7 2012. Filed under Sci-Tech. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry