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Jaana Nyström
onto GooglePlus Expertise May 14, 2014 7:04 AM
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Google is expanding its Knowledge Graph into Google Maps.
The company has confirmed to Search Engine Land that some locations in Google Maps will now get a new “Quick Facts” info card, and that the data are from Google’s Knowledge Graph. This new feature began appearing on Monday (May 12).
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How much time do you spend creating a social media image?
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A quick social media sharing tip
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Sharing posts via +Buffer from Android
Jaana Nyström's insight:
Even if you are on the move you can keep your buffer topped up!
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Add photos to Instagram on your computer
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This week the new Google+ launched, with a snappier interface, redesigned profiles and simplified features. The new Google+ is “focused around interests” with an emphasis on Collections and Communities. It’s still a work in progress, and you can opt in (and back out) on the web by simply clicking a link.
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Google transforms its everything-for-everyone social network into a site that does one thing really well -- connecting supernerds.
Jaana Nyström's insight:
The new Google+ is simpler to use for newcomers.
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Google+ Brand Pages represent brands, organizations, bands, YouTube channels, online-only businesses, and even people who want to be able to manage their identity from multiple accounts. The recent update of the Google My Business dashboard has changed the Google+ Brand Page creation process.
Jaana Nyström's insight:
Good tips for creating a Google+ page!
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Here's our complete review of Google Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS for smartphones and tablets.
Jaana Nyström's insight:
Looking forward to this update for my Nexus 5!
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Here's how to format content for sharing on social media.
Jaana Nyström's insight:
Nice tips for bloggers, writers and everyone!
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Google Analytics is a mile wide and a mile deep. This presentation helps you become a better blogger with Google Analytics. It's not that scary, I promise!
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This is my own personal directory of the best tools and services to capture, edit, publish and distribute video online that I recommend.
Jaana Nyström's insight:
Nice resource: Links and tools for all things video!
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A huge list of tools, apps, icons, and backgrounds for creating amazing, professional images for social media and marketing.
Jeni Mawter's curator insight,
August 24, 2015 11:36 PM
Add visuals to your stories to create new meaning. 
Joseph Richards's curator insight,
August 27, 2015 1:12 AM
Awesome tips! My favorite is the image resizer. Whats yours?
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The all-in-one guide to YouTube optimization: How to set up a YouTube channel and optimizing for growth.
Jaana Nyström's insight:
Think of your YouTube channel like a website. What feeling do you want users to get when they come to the homepage? What features do you want to highlight?
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In honor of Friends Day, we've recalculated the classic 'Six degrees of separation' statistic for everyone who uses Facebook and determined that the number is actually 3.57. Each person in the world (at least among the 1.55 billion people active on Facebook) is connected to every other person by an average of three and a half steps.
Jaana Nyström's insight:
My number is 3.25
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You should be using hashtags on social media. But how many, where and on what networks? Here's the data you need to max out their potential.
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Account Switching: Now Available on Instagram
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Infographics are such a fun and effective visual way to display information. We at Buffer have certainly used them quite a few times to share information. I always enjoy looking at them, but always feel like there is no way I could ever create one myself. Or is there?
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The images for your blog are stored in a special photo album for your blog in your Google account. The default privacy setting is that "anyone with a link" can access the blog album. The album is not visible to the public.
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Pablo 2.0 helps you create beautiful images for social media sharing on every major network, with ideal sizes for Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter, and more.
Jaana Nyström's insight:
500,000 Beautiful Social Media Images Later: Pablo for Social Media image management is here!
Chris Agro's curator insight,
October 16, 2015 5:06 PM
Buffer app with Pablo makes this a powerful combination for social posting and tracking.
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Google Plus is one of the most talked about networks after Facebook and Twitter. Here are 9 ways to use Google Plus for Business Success.
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Inbox transformed Gmail the way Gmail transformed Email. Read the full review of Inbox, and understand how and why it's ways more powerful than Gmail.
Jaana Nyström's insight:
Love my Inbox in the Android phone!
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10 Instagram Don'ts for Your Creative Business - what to avoid doing so you don't ruin your small business's brand.
Jaana Nyström's insight:
Goes for all social media!
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Get more followers, drive your engagement numbers even higher, and score the influencer follows you want by following these 7 unconventional Twitter tips.
Jaana Nyström's insight:
Excellent tips! I do like the Twitter lists very much. Using Tweetdeck and lists I make a lot more sense out of the Twitter streams.
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The new Google Photos is a great way to keep your precious images safe and free up space on your mobile device or computer. I created this tutorial based on the questions from the Google Photos Help Forum and Google+ Help Community. You'll learn how to:
Jaana Nyström's insight:
I hope my tutorial will help you to manage your pics on Google Photos!
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Chrome OS is basically just a web browser in a fancy wrapper, but it has some hidden depths to explore. Here are five tips to help you make the most of it.
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Interesting development: Businesses ahoy!