Google+ Versus Facebook: Which One Will Remain the Stronghold of Advertisement?
Google+ versus Facebook has been the talk of the town lately not just by those who are into social networking but also by those who are into marketing.
Google Ads, the advertising program of the humongous Google Company, has been placed into the backseat while Facebook has happily enticed all those marketers to post their ads on their site.
Facebook has become a threat to the advertising business of Google.
It is a given that a lot of people are drawn to social networking sites and because Facebook keeps on coming up with something new to serve, thus a lot of people are interested in using it.
Orkut, one of the social networking attempts of Google has failed and has been almost decommissioned.
The currently unmatched set-up of Facebook makes it so appealing to advertisers together with their billions of users.
Google+ is the new entry of Google into the world of social networking.
A lot of critics came up with their reviews on this platform.
It is currently on invite only basis as it is still on its testing page.
Reviewers are saying that this is a promising deal of Google that would likely make Facebook run for its money in the near future.
The question now is, which one will remain the stronghold for advertisements? That of course remains to be seen the moment Google+ will be made available for everyone.
As of this time, Facebook has happily enjoyed its empire in the world of online advertisements and, of course, social networking.
The good point with Facebook is that it continuously develops its pages so that every time you open it, there is always something new for you.
As to whether or not Google+ will be able to match it is a question that is yet to be answered.
In the meantime, advertisers are still putting their investments on advertisements posted in Facebook.
A lot of hype has been buzzing around the world of the internet about the existence of Google+ but as of this point, people are still waiting to get their invite.
This is a good strategy of Google to keep the excitement up and at the same time to increase curiosity on its future users as to how the site would be like.
So for now, Google+ versus Facebook remains to be a competition based on reviews for those who haven't gotten their invitation yet.
Google Ads, the advertising program of the humongous Google Company, has been placed into the backseat while Facebook has happily enticed all those marketers to post their ads on their site.
Facebook has become a threat to the advertising business of Google.
It is a given that a lot of people are drawn to social networking sites and because Facebook keeps on coming up with something new to serve, thus a lot of people are interested in using it.
Orkut, one of the social networking attempts of Google has failed and has been almost decommissioned.
The currently unmatched set-up of Facebook makes it so appealing to advertisers together with their billions of users.
Google+ is the new entry of Google into the world of social networking.
A lot of critics came up with their reviews on this platform.
It is currently on invite only basis as it is still on its testing page.
Reviewers are saying that this is a promising deal of Google that would likely make Facebook run for its money in the near future.
The question now is, which one will remain the stronghold for advertisements? That of course remains to be seen the moment Google+ will be made available for everyone.
As of this time, Facebook has happily enjoyed its empire in the world of online advertisements and, of course, social networking.
The good point with Facebook is that it continuously develops its pages so that every time you open it, there is always something new for you.
As to whether or not Google+ will be able to match it is a question that is yet to be answered.
In the meantime, advertisers are still putting their investments on advertisements posted in Facebook.
A lot of hype has been buzzing around the world of the internet about the existence of Google+ but as of this point, people are still waiting to get their invite.
This is a good strategy of Google to keep the excitement up and at the same time to increase curiosity on its future users as to how the site would be like.
So for now, Google+ versus Facebook remains to be a competition based on reviews for those who haven't gotten their invitation yet.
