You can hangout with 9 other people at the same time

Arzina333 · Post by **Arzina333** » Tue Jan 07, 2025 7:00 am

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it is really quite different. Below are a number of options of Google+ Hangouts in a row:

You can live stream the hangout on your YouTube channel
With the right settings, your video can be automatically uploaded to your YouTube account afterwards
It is possible to create a private hangout or one that is open and visible to everyone on Google+
You can connect different cameras to your own feed
You can also open a Google Drive document that is visible to everyone in the conference call, share your computer screen and watch a YouTube video with all participants.
Google+ Hangouts for Business: Best Practices
There are already several companies that netherlands phone data have made creative use of Google+ Hangouts. You don't have to be a glitter brand to be interactive with hangouts. Take accounting for example.

Every Friday afternoon, American accountant Seth David opens a hangout with other accountants. He calls it the ' accounts, bookkeepers and business owners hangout .' Every week, for an hour, anyone who wants to can ask Seth or another accountant a question about accounting for free.

In the first few weeks, the hangouts were a bit lonely according to Seth, but he slowly gained fame among business owners. His hangouts are now a good example for other companies: become a thought leader in your market by making smart use of Google+ hangouts. Not only can you gain more exposure among potential customers, but you can also strengthen the bond with your customer: you offer something that others do not (yet) do.