Google+ profiles are subject to Google's real-names policy. Your profile is supposed to be you, and every day Google deletes profiles that do not conform.
Google+ pages are for other online identities. That could be a business, a community group, a web page, even a brand.
A page created this blog, in the same way that a regular Google account can create blogs. (That's actually the purpose of this blog.)
There are some differences between Google+ pages and profiles:
- pages are exempt from the real-names policy
- pages can have up to 50 managers
- pages can only be set up by Google+ profiles.
- create a blog (obviously!)
- be a blog author or administrator
- automatically share blog posts to Google+ accounts that have the page in their circles
- enable Google+ comments on blogs that the page administers
- leave Google+ comments on blogs that have them enabled
- leave regular Blogger comments on blogs that have enabled that.
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