This is the first page people will come on when they type in your name online. You want it to be concise. And you need to pick out the social networking sites that are telling the same story you're telling on Google Plus. Old profiles look tacky. A LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter is sufficient. And FriendFeed is looking like a good choice too. A clutter of profiles can get a bit excessive.
Google Plus is: a place where you search for information that is interesting. The list of people on the network are all on an imaginary whiteboard and you are given the chance to judge them (along with their content): interesting or not. The interesting people then get a chance to prove if they're relevant to you when YOU put THEM in YOUR circle.
They're teaching us how to do business. Circles 101.
If you want to control your name and maximize your profit online you need to:
1) Sign-up for the service.
2)Share content.
3)Develop an inner-circle that aligns with your business interests.
When someone says "What is Google +." You respond with PLUS.GOOGLE.COM. That's it. If they don't know how to type that into the Internet then I don't want them near my circles.
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