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S3 AcademyMonthly Archive for: ‘August, 2011’
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XeeMe Triples Social Traffic
We just completed some very interesting research about traffic flow to and from XeeMe. For 1 visit to your XeeMe expect 3 visits on your social profiles In other words: A user who looks at a XeeMe typically visits three of the social sites from …
How to organize or join Google Hangouts
Hey it's just a 'hangout' Let's hang out Thursday at around 5:00 pm PST in my place on Google Plus That's it – Do you need more information? Now here is the challenge for most business people with Google hangouts: The *information* about this *event* …
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XeeMe versus About.me or FFollowme and others
Nakeva, asked a good question today: What's the difference between XeeMe , About.me, FullyFollow and other social presence tools. There are a few distinct differences in XeeMe compared to other social presence tools: 1) Largest number of supported networks XeeMe support more social networks than …
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Building Your Social Presence With XeeMe
If you – like many of us – live across all networks, it is a challenge to even tell your best friends where you are – let alone customers or total strangers. The days where we have only one website URL to communicate are gone. …
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XeeMe Update
How To PPT We provide two "How To" power point presentations on SlideShare. One for setting up your XeeMe and one that helps you expand your presence. We will turn them into short video clips any soon. XeeMe – Getting Started View more presentations from …
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Share to Circles from the +1 Button
The +1 button is a great way to recommend the pages you love on Google Search. But sometimes there’s content you want to share right away — at least with certain circles of friends. That’s why we’ll be rolling out sharing on +1 button soon. Nuanced sharing is a critical part of the Google+ project — this enhancement is a first step to exposing such sharing across the Web.
Millions of sites are using the +1 button to let visitors recommend their content right in Google search results. Now these sites will get an added benefit as +1 provides an easy way for visitors to share content into Google+. If you manage a website, your visitors can start a conversation about your site’s content with the circles who are most likely to enjoy it, expanding your audience while helping your content get noticed on Google Search at the same time.
We know this is one of many scenarios for including sharing in developer applications. Expect to see more integration opportunities in the future. Check out the +Snippets documentation to get familiar with the approach we’re taking to including rich content in the conversations your users start.
You can preview this +1 button change by enrolling in the Google+ Platform Preview. This preview channel allows you to test updates before they launch to all users on your site.
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Posted by Philip Tucker, Google+ Software Engineer
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XeeMe getting started presentations
Xee Me How To — Getting started View more presentations from Axel Schultze Xee Me – Presence Expansion View more presentations from Axel Schultze
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DO NOT engage with your customers !
You heard it a million times: "Engage your customer". And you didn't really – didn't you? Simply because it is very complex if you look at your team of 1,000 employees. Engagement is actually a pretty complex process when you look under the hood. Blasting …
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Stepping Onto the Google+ Platform
Welcome to the Google+ Platform blog! Only 6 weeks ago we launched the Google+ project to fix sharing on the Web. Since then, tens of thousands of you have expressed an overwhelming desire to build applications for Google+ — we can’t wait to help you out. This blog will be your official source of information and announcements on the Google+ platform. Although we’re not ready to get your coding engines running, we do have some small updates to share as we prepare to open the gates.
In today’s launch of games on Google+, you can now see the first of many types of integrations that we hope to help you build. We chose to start with a small number of partners so that we could experiment, get the kinks out of our APIs, and get real end-user feedback before opening up to the world.
Following today’s launch, I’d like to give you a preview of how we’re going to roll out the platform. Because we want to provide both a great user experience and a great developer experience, we’re focusing on quality before quantity. We will continue to add new partners and new features in small steps, starting with today’s release of the games APIs to a small number of developers. We’re keeping a close eye on feedback, and are eager to open up more access as soon as it’s ready.
If you’re a developer interested in building for the Google+ platform, let us know and we’ll contact you when we have something for you to preview. Just remember, like the rest of the Google+ project this is only the beginning, so stay tuned.
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XeeMe is the new Xeesm
I mentioned it several times, I'm very excited about the acquisition of XeeMe.com. Since several month it was clear that Xeesm is to hard to pronounce, regardless how much we liked the little wiredo. People liked it but hesitated to share it with their friends …
