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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/07/12/google-plus-guide-tips-for-newbies_n_896350.html#s307613&title=Start_By_Finding You can use the "Find People" search box at the top of the site to search names, company names, places (cities/towns), schools, etc. to find people you know. Open up the profile pages for each of these people and hover over "Add to circles" to put them in a circle (friends, family, acquaintances, following or make a new circle).

Your Google+ Guide: 15 Tips For Newbies

How to Get Started With Google+, Your Complete Guide | Social Media Examiner

By now, you have all probably heard about the Google+ project , Google’s next attempt at making their network more social. Its goal is to make sharing online more like sharing in real life. If you haven’t gotten your invite just yet, you can learn more about Google+ in the following quick-look video, and by visiting the Google+ project overview , searchable details and discussion pages. If you’re one of the lucky ones, you received an invite for Google+ during their limited field trial. http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/how-to-get-started-with-google-plus-your-complete-guide/
http://www.johnhaydon.com/2011/07/getting-started-google-plus-circles-video/ Google Plus is the new social platform expected to give Facebook a good fight, and make Flickr, Quora and Twitter a bit nervous . This video covers the basics of using Circles, Sparks, Google Profile, and sharing updates with friends. To get the most out of this video, share it with your friends (ask them what they think) and read Chris Brogan’s list of 50 ideas / possibilities about Google Plus .

Google Plus and Circles (video)

Google+ Insider's Guide

http://googleplus.wonderhowto.com/blog/welcome-google-insiders-guide-0128461/ Google+ is the most exciting new social network to come around this decade, and the only product with a chance of challenging the monopolies we know as Facebook and Twitter. As an Internet addict, I've joined every major social network there is - from Friendster (who?) to MySpace (so ugly) to LinkedIn (yawn) to Twitter (irritating) and Facebook (annoying to manage). Competition is delicious, especially between well-financed monopolies. Google+ really seems to have identified an Achille's heel or two.

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