Google+ - LGAM Knowledge Base

Google+

is the latest project from Google. It is a bit like Facebook. LinkedIn, Yahoo Groups & Twitter rolled into one, plus more.

Whilst the LGAM Knowledge Base has been generating a lot of interest and views and members, the forum is typically pretty quiet. This is possibly because people already have so many platforms where they can discuss things with their peers, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Yahoo Groups, Site bases forums, etc. that their attention is spread too thin. Google+ is just possibly the answer to this problem. Do yourself a favour & try it out.

If you would like an invite to Google+ or like to be added to a circle contact me (Wayne Eddy) or just click here.

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Please add your details here if you would like to be part of the local government discussion on Google+

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