Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Flipboard 0 Google Events Make Scheduling Business & Fun Easy! Anyone who’s tried scheduling events on Facebook knows that the Facebook Events tool has needed some serious help for over two years… So what’s are you supposed to do about it? Well, since Facebook seemed in no rush, Google took the initiative and built Events as a powerful way to integrate social into their Google calendar. Introducing: Google Events! Google Events can be used to schedule/announce Hangouts, Hangouts on Air, other online events, offline events, and offline events with “Party Mode” where all members can use the mobile apps to automatically share photos to the event’s shared images folder. James Laweson Smith gives a great in-depth video of how to use Google Events. The Google+ Event Invitations are stylish, attractive and modern: The Event sends email reminders. These reminders are professional however, at this time, they are perhaps too frequent. (We do not have control of this.) Fortunately, you can alter your G+ settings to control which emails you receive from events. Google also takes advantage of the Google Calendar integration and auto-adds event notifications to your calendar. You can set your G+ Calendar settings to control what events get added to your calendar. As you can see, Google has provided a rich Event environment that is no available through Facebook. I found the Events fun and relatively easy to set up, although given that they have just launched, they do need some minor quality-of-life fixes before one might consider them “perfect”. While many of my Event’s are semi-private, here is a public event for my Free Monthly WordPress & Social Marketing Q&A webinar. Have you taken advantage of Google+ Events yet? Have you received or sent any invites? Twitter Tweet Facebook Share Email This article originally appeared on Just Ask Kim and has been republished with permission.Find out how to syndicate your content with B2C Join our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Author: James Spillane James is a BSc Physics grad, attending Imperial College London and becoming interested in cryptocurrency shortly after. His previously published work can be found on Rakeback.com and more recently InsideBitcoins.com and DeFicoins.io. Currently James is a content editor and writer covering Bitcoin and DeFi related news, as well as enjoying … View full profile ›More by this author:Cryptocurrency Fan Tokens Are The Top Crypto Gainers TodayMetaverse P2E Games Token IBAT Lists Today on Pancakeswap 16:00 UTC / GMTBC.GAME Releases An NFT, The Degen Pass