Google+ page has no Life : going to end ASAP

Why you'd use it

Your Google+ page lets you connect with your fans on Google+ and adds people to the things you already do on Google. Use Hangouts (live, multi-person video chat) to meet your customers face to face to face, Circles to get the right message to the right users your audience, Ripples to identify who’s talking about your posts and the AdWords Social Extensions to help people see which of their friends on Google+ have +1’d your page. On average, these recommendations improve the click-through rate on search ads by 5-10%. By creating a page and promoting it to your fans, you can help new people discover your business not only on Google+ but across all of Google.

It has few disadvantages but the fact is.. still google knows about this ) .. can some expert out side from google can guess this .. what exactly is not worth in +++..:)

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