The tools necessary to make Google+ a success

Prominent Australian research blogger Jason Cartwright says he thinks Google has all the tools necessary to make Google+ a success, nevertheless at this early stage it on the whole falls so then short of providing the same functionality Facebook offers.

How will Australians embrace the innovation?

But how will Australians embrace the innovation? With more than 10 million Australians now using Facebook to connect with friends and family, is there any incentive to switch to Google’s offering?

According to one innovation company, members of + overwhelmingly work in the information research industry, with just over 1,300 Australians using the service along these lines far.

“During we traditionally think of people being frugal with their social networks, in reality, Facebook now has a critical mass, so large when all is said and done entrenched that it will be incredibly hard for anyone to compete. I don’t ever see my mum creating a Google+ account.”

“We’re always looking at ways that we can provide more value to our clients, which to date has included such initiatives as zero rating social networking sites and including access to email without it counting against a customer’s data consumption,” the Optus spokesperson mentioned.