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Googe Buzz Advertising? Probably

February 11, 2010 | by alexb | Social Media | 2 Comments

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Google Buzz Advertising

What is Google Buzz? Watch the video below, I’m not going to explain it better than Google.

Here’s a rundown of what it does:

  • Update All of Your Social Media Sites all from one place (I don’t see facebook yet)
  • It’s built into gmail – How many people know and use gmail everyday already?
  • Picture Viewing capabilities – “Pictures seen the right way”
  • Embeddable Videos inside of Buzzes

Here’s why Buzz Matters:

  • It shows up in Google’s Search Results
  • We are using Google More often and for longer (More pageviews, more time being spent on site = more advertising revenues for Google, Inc.).
  • Everyone who is adopting early is probably doing the right thing. I have 2 email accounts setup through google mail and i LOVE THEM.
  • For all you gchaters out there, this is sorta cool…

In closing, make sure you realize that already 10,000,000+ engagements have already taken place and that number will continue to soar. The sky is the limit. Google has quietly become a player in Social Media Marketing Overnight.

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2 Comments on "Googe Buzz Advertising? Probably"

  1. Saksham Talwar on Sat, 13th Feb 2010 7:26 am 

    Although there is no feature in Buzz for FaceBook, there are some apps on internet to put FaceBook in Google Buzz. Why not try them?

  2. rexflay on Sat, 13th Feb 2010 5:52 pm 

    Good point, which ones do you recommend?

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