Want to learn how I work from home and get paid daily? http://socialmediabar.com/stuffyourpockets Add me to Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dreamcatchersunited Find out more here: www.stopcorporateslavery.com What is Google+? Google+ is literally Google with a plus. The "+" is the social networking it adds to all of Google's other services, including Gmail, YouTube, and Blogger. Google+ brings popular social-media features like comments, photo- and music-sharing, videochat, etc. to your social circles. It's basically what any user chooses it to be, from an ongoing conversation to a platform of self-expression, with tools for making it as individual or collective as you want. How to use Google+ (Google plus) - What is Google+ Tutorial Signing up for Google + When you first visit Google+, you see a link that invites you to "sign in with your Google Account." If you already have a Gmail address you're all set. If not, click on "Create an account." You'll then be asked to answer a few simple questions such as your real name, a username, a password and your birthday (as we said earlier, to get an account, you must be at least 13 years old and if a child isn't old enough, they won't be allowed to use the service). You will also be given an opportunity to add a profile picture and then you'll be whisked directly into Google+. The service may also ask you to "find people you know on Google+" by entering an email address from Yahoo or Hotmail. This is optional. Google+ won't contact the people in your contact list, but will import contacts from those services and give you the option of adding them to your circles. Once you have an account, the first time you visit Google+ you'll be asked several questions including school or work name and where you live. These are designed to make it easier for friends, family and others to find you, but they are optional. Researchers have found that entering school or city name or posting a photo. Of course, there may be reputation issues. The photo should be suitable for sharing with the public and, if for any reason, you don't want to share your photo, school name or city, you have that option. Your profile Your profile is where you see and can edit information about yourself as well as anything you've posted. You can get to your profile by clicking on your picture (or the default icon if you haven't posted a picture). At this point, you have the option to add to or edit your profile by clicking the blue Edit Profile link. To add to or change your profile, you click on the section you with to edit. For example you can type in a brief description about yourself or click on the About link, where you can add or change information about your occupation, education, where you've lived and even "how people reach you at home" (your phone number). There are also places where you can say if you're in a relationship, "who you are looking for" and more. For each of these questions, you have the option to leave it blank or not, and you get to decide who gets to see that information. It can be only you, "Your Circles", your extended circles (which includes circles of people in your circles) or anyone on the web. You can also choose Custom which allows you to specify only certain people. How to use Google+ (Google plus) - What is Google+ Tutorial Your Circles Google has introduced the concept of "circles," as in social circles, to connect with people and make it easier for you to control who see what you post and help you home in on posts from people you want to hear from. Think about the people in your life. Adults have work colleagues and people they went to school with. Kids have classmates or teammates. Everyone has family, and just about everyone has a group of close friends and acquaintances that are not-so-close. These people are part of our lives, but we don't necessarily share the same things with all of them. Circles makes is easy to share different content with different people. You can have as many circles as you want and they can overlap. A student could, for example, have a circle of everyone she knows at school but also a circle of everyone working on a project for English class, one for everyone on the basketball team and a separate circle for family. You could even have a circle for people you've never met but who share a passion, such as a particular cause or political candidate, and not have to worry about sharing personal information with folks you don't know offline. How to use Google+ (Google plus) - What is Google+ Tutorial http://youtu.be/B5glgJvL5e4 Incoming Search Terms: Google Plus Tutorial What is Google + What is Google plus Google + Tutorial How to use Google+ Tutorial (Basics) How to Use Google+ (A Beginners' Guide) Google Plus Basics How Google + works Beginners Guide to Google Plus How to use Google+ Intro to Google + Introduction to Google+ What is Google Plus? - A Video Tour

• published: 02 Jul 2013
• views: 37070