Easy To Have A Verified Website with Pinterest Website Verification Analytics

Popular organizations and people, especially celebrities have so many websites and social networking profiles that have no affiliation with them.

So many fake profiles impersonate celebrities and reputed organization on Internet. Therefore, it is good for a celebrity or organization to have the websites affiliated with them, to get verified. It is helpful for the fans as well as websites.

On Twitter, you may find many people impersonating a Hollywood actor. But the verified account that really belongs to the actor will have a mark at the top of profile where a white tick mark inside a blue-circle can be seen.

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Google Plus Sign In Takes on Facebook

Though, Google had presence in the field of Social Media in the form of Orkut and YouTube, Orkut was not a worthy competitor for Facebook. And YouTube being more of a video-sharing website has videos that are regularly shared on Facebook.

With people seeing video links shared on Facebook and coming to YouTube after that, obviously Google wanted something bigger to compete with Facebook. So it came up with Google Plus, a new social networking website which was similar to Facebook in many ways.

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Google Plus Super Size Cover Image

Google had launched Google Plus to compete with Facebook. Obviously, many features of Google Plus were supposed to be similar to Facebook.

However, something that intrigues people about the profiles on Facebook and Google Plus is Cover Image. Profile Pic or Display image is passé. Now Cover Image is the thing that commands attention when someone wishes to understand the nature, taste and mentality of a person.

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Now Send Gift Cards From Facebook

For someone who identifies Facebook only with social media, it would be unique for him to notice that Facebook is gradually offering more retail services. However, the biggest social-networking giant still relies on advertising for the bulk of its revenue.

Last year, Facebook had launched a feature that allowed users to send retail goods, such as sunglasses and pastries, to their friends on the social network.

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