Naturally, with the advent of any new social platform, brands want to be included. Almost immediately after the Google+ launch, we started to see a few, mainly tech-related blogs, creating brand profiles there. However, the Google+ profiles aren’t really set up for brands. The profiles ask a lot of questions more applicable to humans--for example--if a profile is male or female. This created some
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