Yesterday, Google+ Pages kick-started. I was excited about the opportunities it can offer the non-profit organization that I work for, so I immediately created a page since I already have a personal Google+ account (common sense would tell you that having a personal account is a requirement).
At first, it looks just similar with Facebook pages. On Profile view, you'll see your page's followers and the people in your page's circles. There's also this top photo bar where you can put 5 photos and use it whichever way pleases you (check out what I did to Greenpeace Philippines' photo bar). Then at Home view, there's the thumbnail profile photo at the the top left side and the stream just below it. Almost everything looks very Facebook.
But hey, it doesn't just end there.
At first, it looks just similar with Facebook pages. On Profile view, you'll see your page's followers and the people in your page's circles. There's also this top photo bar where you can put 5 photos and use it whichever way pleases you (check out what I did to Greenpeace Philippines' photo bar). Then at Home view, there's the thumbnail profile photo at the the top left side and the stream just below it. Almost everything looks very Facebook.
But hey, it doesn't just end there.