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Future of Contact Importers

From streety, 9 months ago Add as contact

The approaches used by social netowrks to import contacts from hotmail etc need to evolve

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  1. Slide 1: The future of contact importers Jonathan Street, http://torrentialwebdev.com
  2. Slide 4: Bad Practice  Security nightmare  Permission to contact?
  3. Slide 5: Driving Social Networks  Retention  Viral Growth  Users stick  Users tell their around friends
  4. Slide 7: During signup  Users supply their webmail account credentials  Social network fetches contacts  Friends contacted
  5. Slide 8: Two groups of friends Those already on Those who are the site not RETENTION GROWTH
  6. Slide 9: Retention  Pull in details from other social networks  Join the dots
  7. Slide 10: Microformats
  8. Slide 11:  Easy – just need  Are users really a link who they claim to be?
  9. Slide 12: Growth  Get Active – Make Contact  Facebook Apps  OpenSocial?  Email reigns supreme
  10. Slide 13: Facebook wordlwide : ~ 43 million?
  11. Slide 14: The contacts, and nothing but the contacts
  12. Slide 15: Social network 3rd party Login with contacts page importer Social 3rd party Network consent page
  13. Slide 16:  Authentication  AOL OpenAuth  Google AuthSub  Yahoo BBAuth  OAuth  Facebook
  14. Slide 17:  Contacts (emails)  Windows Live Contacts API