Recently, it seems as if all anyone’s talking about in the world of technology and social media is the latest social network craze called Google Buzz. Google rolled out this new social tool this week, and people and businesses are scrambling to see how it works and how it might benefit them.
Part of being an expert in your field is being an early adopter of the newest applications and tools. If you are a photographer, having the latest technology in the world of lenses, or that new digital camera is essential to being on the cutting edge. As a nonprofit you should consider being be an early adopter of Google Buzz in order to add to your social networking expertise.
Many people are comparing Google Buzz to Facebook and Twitter, and are trying out the application and working it into their daily routines. I myself have been testing it and seeing how it works by adding users and people to my Google Buzz community. Anyone with a Gmail account can check it out. The application automatically connects with your email and chat friends. From there you can expand your network of friends and jump into the testing phase with the rest of the early adopters.
By learning with Google Buzz as it grows, you will be the expert regarding what is possibly a game changer in the world of social networking. This will allow you to be on the ground floor and you will be the thought leader in your space.
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[Editor's Note: For more info see PC World's article on Buzz pluses and minuses.]
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