• Launched by Harvard student Mark Zuckerberg - 2004.
• The service was initially only available to Harvard students
• Soon expanded to regional universities
History
Old
Existing
Identity
1.71 billion monthly active users
User Base
Revenue grew from 7.87 billion in 2013 to 17.93 billion US dollars in 2015
Biggest Spenders On Facebook
2014
• 92.2% of the total, from advertising.
• 7.8% of the total, from payment and other fees.
Million$
Revenues from various business segments
Sidebar ads
The most common ads, these appear on the side of the site.
Sponsored stories
Status updates from businesses turned into ads.
Promoted posts
Posts that are targeted to fans and friends of fans.
What advertisers pay for
Winning Steps
• International strategy
• Standardization
• Customization
• Strategic Alliances
• Facebook available to every country in their native language.
• Facebook did this by enabling user to personalize Facebook in their
own native language.
International strategy
Standardization
• Uniform user experience & Product offerings
• Global accessibility
• World as single entity.
• Global brand awareness
• Connect people around the world.
• Localized in 140+ languages
• Adapting to low internet accesibility.
• Adapting to difficult markets.
Customization
Universality and Local Market balance
Google - has enabled Facebook to translate their messages from language
to language
Skype- has enabled Facebook to have video chats with people from
around the world directly on Facebook,
Zygna -Created games that are playable on Facebook,
This has made many individuals spending a significant larger amount of time
on Facebook.
Microsoft & Yahoo-Helps to combat phishing.
Pishing is fraudulent practice of sending emails purporting to be from
reputable companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal
information, such as passwords and credit card numbers, online.
Strategic Alliances
Constantly growing through acquisitions
Takeovers have been aimed at increasing Facebook's functionality and
features
Face Book acquires companies for their technologies and teams
Friend Feed -2007
Facebook bought Friend Feed for $15 million in cash
The acquisition later helped Facebook to focus on real-time news feed
updates as well, without requiring users to manually refresh their page.
Next Stop -2009
Featured short recommendations of places around the world, along with
photos, maps and factual information.
Hot Potato -2010
Facebook acquired Hot Potato, a New York-based startup that specialized in
social activity updates
Drop .io-2010
Facebook acquired most of the assets of Drop.io, a start-up that allowed
users to privately share files through a drag-and-drop interface with
additional options like phone calls and faxing,
• Facebook acquired Friend.ly in 2009.
• It's social Q&A website allows users to post questions on different subjects
and get them answered.
• It also has a similar Facebook app designed to help users pose questions to
online friends
Friend.ly-2009
Instagram-2012
• Instagram lets users share photos and apply stylized filters, and it has
become one of the most downloaded apps
on iphone and Android.
• Instagram also gave Facebook another avenue for pushing ads.
• In 2013, Facebook officially launched an Instagram ad platform.
Light box.com
Android photo-sharing app developer
Karma-2012
Mobile gift-giving app
Facebook launched Facebook Gifts in 2012
Facebook bought Israeli startup specializing in facial recognition
technology known as Fece.com
software that allowed Facebook's members to identify and tag
photos of their friends.
The software scanned photos Facebook users upload, and then it
suggested friends you may wish to tag.
Face.com
• Speech recognition and translation
• The software to select from over 25 languages and record a voice clip or
type in text
Jibiggo
Branch
Social discussion tool
Wats app- 2014
• Face book bought messaging app WhatsApp for a $16 billion,
• This helped in accelerating growth and user engagement
across both companies.
• With the buyout, Facebook gained access to the 450 million
people using the WhatsApp service monthly
Goal is to first develop immersive VR gaming and then expand to
include all sorts of virtual experiences, including social networking.
Oculus VR
Proto Geo oy-2014
the fitness tracking application
First ad
Announcement of 1 billion users/month
TVC: 90sec
Story:
Facebook is compared to chairs, doorbells, bridges and airplanes as
"things that people use to get together so they can open up and
connect.“
Ad roll out: Across 13 countries including America, the UK, Japan and
Indonesia.
Agency : Wieden + Kennedy, best known for its Nike work
Facebook Friends campaign
Facebook Friends campaign
"Friends" campaign also includes Facebook and Instagram ads, outdoor
billboards, print ads and off-Facebook digital advertising to connect with
people at different points
Objective :-social media site's ability to help create and sustain friendships.
Outdoor Campaign-UK
Outdoor ad in Oxford Street station in London.
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A brief study on facebook success

  • 2.
    • Launched byHarvard student Mark Zuckerberg - 2004. • The service was initially only available to Harvard students • Soon expanded to regional universities History
  • 3.
  • 4.
    1.71 billion monthlyactive users User Base
  • 5.
    Revenue grew from7.87 billion in 2013 to 17.93 billion US dollars in 2015
  • 6.
  • 11.
    2014 • 92.2% ofthe total, from advertising. • 7.8% of the total, from payment and other fees. Million$ Revenues from various business segments
  • 12.
    Sidebar ads The mostcommon ads, these appear on the side of the site. Sponsored stories Status updates from businesses turned into ads. Promoted posts Posts that are targeted to fans and friends of fans. What advertisers pay for
  • 13.
    Winning Steps • Internationalstrategy • Standardization • Customization • Strategic Alliances
  • 14.
    • Facebook availableto every country in their native language. • Facebook did this by enabling user to personalize Facebook in their own native language. International strategy
  • 15.
    Standardization • Uniform userexperience & Product offerings • Global accessibility • World as single entity. • Global brand awareness • Connect people around the world.
  • 16.
    • Localized in140+ languages • Adapting to low internet accesibility. • Adapting to difficult markets. Customization Universality and Local Market balance
  • 17.
    Google - hasenabled Facebook to translate their messages from language to language Skype- has enabled Facebook to have video chats with people from around the world directly on Facebook, Zygna -Created games that are playable on Facebook, This has made many individuals spending a significant larger amount of time on Facebook. Microsoft & Yahoo-Helps to combat phishing. Pishing is fraudulent practice of sending emails purporting to be from reputable companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal information, such as passwords and credit card numbers, online. Strategic Alliances
  • 18.
  • 19.
    Takeovers have beenaimed at increasing Facebook's functionality and features
  • 20.
    Face Book acquirescompanies for their technologies and teams
  • 21.
    Friend Feed -2007 Facebookbought Friend Feed for $15 million in cash The acquisition later helped Facebook to focus on real-time news feed updates as well, without requiring users to manually refresh their page.
  • 22.
    Next Stop -2009 Featuredshort recommendations of places around the world, along with photos, maps and factual information.
  • 23.
    Hot Potato -2010 Facebookacquired Hot Potato, a New York-based startup that specialized in social activity updates
  • 24.
    Drop .io-2010 Facebook acquiredmost of the assets of Drop.io, a start-up that allowed users to privately share files through a drag-and-drop interface with additional options like phone calls and faxing,
  • 25.
    • Facebook acquiredFriend.ly in 2009. • It's social Q&A website allows users to post questions on different subjects and get them answered. • It also has a similar Facebook app designed to help users pose questions to online friends Friend.ly-2009
  • 26.
    Instagram-2012 • Instagram letsusers share photos and apply stylized filters, and it has become one of the most downloaded apps on iphone and Android. • Instagram also gave Facebook another avenue for pushing ads. • In 2013, Facebook officially launched an Instagram ad platform.
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    Karma-2012 Mobile gift-giving app Facebooklaunched Facebook Gifts in 2012
  • 29.
    Facebook bought Israelistartup specializing in facial recognition technology known as Fece.com software that allowed Facebook's members to identify and tag photos of their friends. The software scanned photos Facebook users upload, and then it suggested friends you may wish to tag. Face.com
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    • Speech recognitionand translation • The software to select from over 25 languages and record a voice clip or type in text Jibiggo
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    Wats app- 2014 •Face book bought messaging app WhatsApp for a $16 billion, • This helped in accelerating growth and user engagement across both companies. • With the buyout, Facebook gained access to the 450 million people using the WhatsApp service monthly
  • 33.
    Goal is tofirst develop immersive VR gaming and then expand to include all sorts of virtual experiences, including social networking. Oculus VR
  • 34.
    Proto Geo oy-2014 thefitness tracking application
  • 35.
    First ad Announcement of1 billion users/month TVC: 90sec Story: Facebook is compared to chairs, doorbells, bridges and airplanes as "things that people use to get together so they can open up and connect.“ Ad roll out: Across 13 countries including America, the UK, Japan and Indonesia. Agency : Wieden + Kennedy, best known for its Nike work
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    Facebook Friends campaign "Friends"campaign also includes Facebook and Instagram ads, outdoor billboards, print ads and off-Facebook digital advertising to connect with people at different points
  • 39.
    Objective :-social mediasite's ability to help create and sustain friendships. Outdoor Campaign-UK Outdoor ad in Oxford Street station in London.
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