Reasons why Google Plus is not a fad, rather it is here to stay and become more and more relevant. Guestpost from Gabriella Sannino (@SEOcopy).
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Regret, in other words, is the best worst feeling. It serves as a rich source of information about ourselves: about what we value, what we want most in life, how we believe we should act, and who we hope to be. The philosopher Avishai Margalit once pointed out that the smallest possible moral community consists of one's current self and one's future self. Delete the scoop?
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Google is here to stay for the time being, and between Google+, the Knowledge Graph, the developing semantic search capability and new possibilities like Author Rank and entity authority, most of us are faced with a harsh reality: we either play Google’s game, or we don’t play at all.