The list goes on and on and Facebook is…just Facebook<\/strong><\/p>\n

Google said they have 90 million users on the Google+ network, a far cry from the 800 million on Facebook. But the difference here is that Google can cast a huge net to real in new users. In fact, Google is requiring a plus page on any new sign-ups, which will piss some off, but where are you going to go for free email, docs, calender, video…Yahoo? I don’t think so.<\/p>\n

My personal use of Google+<\/strong><\/p>\n

I use Facebook for both personal and business. As a matter of fact, FB doesn’t really allow me to create a distinction. Sure if I had a business name instead of my own name, there would be a better line of demarcation, but the fact that I can’t have a business page without having a personal page to me, always made FB a tool I had to use, not want to use.<\/p>\n

Google+ on the other hand, let’s me decide right up front how I want to interact with people by adding them to groups or “circles” of people that have the same interests. I also get about 10-15 recommendations everyday in my Gmail folder suggesting people that legitimately make sense for me to add to circles. And people on the Google+ network seem to be a bit more willing to allow you into their circles than they would friend or like you on Facebook.<\/p>\n

And here is where it is going to get interesting<\/strong><\/p>\n