Once again, I come late to this particular party, but the recommendations +Guy Kawasaki makes…

Once again, I come late to this particular party, but the recommendations +Guy Kawasaki makes are too good not to share. (This is an hour long video which is why it took me a while to find some time to watch through it.)

tl;dr version: (or should that be tl;dw? Anyway…) There are three Chrome extensions Guy recommends in this video & he shows why he uses them.

They are listed below, and I agree they are very useful and time-saving!

DoShare
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/oglhhmnmdocfhmhlekfdecokagmbchnf

Nuke Comments
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/nfgaadooldinkdjpjbnbgnoaepmajdfh

Replies & More for Google+
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/fgmhgfecnmeljhchgcjlfldjiepcfpea

Thanks, Guy!

(Thanks for sharing, +Alex Garcia!)

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(Sat04) Showing what and how I use Google+ to build my brand.

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About Jean Egan

Jean helps people who feel overwhelmed or not in control of their web presence by helping to create a website that becomes a true extension of themselves and their business. She enjoys teaching clients how to update and maintain their own website, which can give a sense of empowerment to the work they do.
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9 Responses to Once again, I come late to this particular party, but the recommendations +Guy Kawasaki makes…

  1. +Jean Egan Are you part of Guy's #evang+ ? I still have yet to read his ebook on Google+. Adding this video to the must-watch list, thanks for posting. 

  2. Jean Egan says:

    There is one more thing that makes watching the video very valuable – it's his comparison of how his business model is similar to NPR.

    I won't take the time to type why I think it's a great business model, but have to say it's thoughtful to think of your business this way – and it makes me feel less guilty to not share as much "targeted business stuff". This model is a natural for me – and absolutely removes the guilt I was feeling for not hawking my business as much. Ask when it's absolutely necessary and otherwise be helpful and share valuable content. Woo hoo!

  3. I like that philosophy…will make watching this a priority. 

  4. Jean Egan says:

    Hello Eunice! Yes – I am also a part of his #evang +  - I should have posted that tag in my post – oops! Hehe! I'll fix that.

    I also have yet to read his book but in time I will be, I'm sure.

    (Thanks for checking this post out!)

  5. +Jean Egan To add to your comment on extensions he shares, he also gives out a couple of content sources that are new to me: 

    http://alltop.com/    and http://www.futurity.org/ .

  6. Jean Egan says:

    Thanks for sharing, Eunice!

  7. Jean Egan says:

    Glad to share, Lindy. Hope it's as interesting to you as it was to me!

  8. Yes it was. I don't actually follow Guy K for a long time now but this was useful. And I have only recently started using Chrome so handy to learn about the apps. Thanks +Jean Egan   ;-)

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