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Google+ introduced related hashtags, along with a number of other new features, last month in an effort to make the Google+ feed a little deeper and more interesting. Hashtags on Google+ are very similar to those on Twitter and now Facebook: you can use them to find, start and join conversations about specific topics. However, Google+ hashtags are slightly different to their Twitter counterparts.
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Google will analyse the contents of a post and add a related hashtag. If you click on a hashtag, which sits on the top right corner of the post and looks like a pretty little label, the post flips and shows you other content with that hashtag. This and all the other news from Google I/O keynote conference 2013 can be read on our news report at http://spiderwebdesignz.com/google-io-keynote-2013/
