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Google+ profiles get major redesign (screenshots)

Do you know that Google announced a major redesign for profiles and pages today?

I wrote an article about the news for Examiner.com and had to take a few screenshots to show participants in one of my upcoming workshops.

The giant cover photo is, of course, reminiscent of what we have on Facebook. However, I find the new design much more appealing to the eye than before. And the About section is starting to look like an online résumé.

What do you think?

“Posts” page:

New Google+ profiles

“About” section: 

New Google+ profiles

 You can edit the information in the “About” page per section:

New Google+ profiles

“Photos” section:

Profile overview G+ 3

New “Reviews” tab:

New Google+ profiles

Today’s announcement comes with a couple more updates. Check out my article for more information.


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About The Author

Cendrine Marrouat is a journalist, blogger, content curator, author, and workshop facilitator located in Canada. She is the founder of two social media blogs: Social Media Slant and Creative Ramblings. On March 6, 2012, she released The Little Big eBook on Blogging: 40 Traffic Generation Tips, a comprehensive resource that provides bloggers of all levels with essential information and precise guidance to attract quality traffic to their blogs. She is currently working on an eBook on social media strategies that should be released before the end of 2013.
  • http://incometherapy.com Connor Harley

    I didn’t know about this. Have been quite inactive with Google+ lately.

  • http://www.templatesreview.com Evan

    Oh, haven’t checked it yet. Will do it right now. Thanks for sharing the post!

    • http://www.cendrinemarrouat.com Cendrine Marrouat

      You are welcome!

  • http://www.collinsconsulting.com.au/ Stacey

    I absolutely think that the new Google plus profile redesign adds a more professional feel to one’s website. It’s really nice, and I don’t think we should compare it to Facebook’s current timeline appearance. This is so much better. Thank you Cendrine.

  • http://www.bidadarivillasubudbali.com/ Kelly

    I am always excited when there are redesigns. It’s like shedding off old skin and exchanging it for a new one. Looks great!

  • http://www.seoservicesjaipur.in/ Kristine

    It’s good that google+’s profile has a new design. It’s always refreshing to see something new once you’ve gotten used to the old style. Thanks for doing a feature on it.

  • http://www.vecc24.com/ Sandra

    I’m fine with the old Google. It’s clean, and I don’t have to waste a second to look for icon like news, images, etc. It’s all there in one homepage. But if Google thinks a profile revamp is for the better, then why not?