Innovation and Strategy In Web 2.0 Robyn Tippins Community Manager, YDN [email_address]
 
 
Why?
Source: Universal McCann Wave 3 (April 2008) 83% 55% Where are your customers?
Source: Universal McCann Wave 3 (April 2008) 83% 55% Where are your customers?
How?
Viral
Forced Invite
Invite After Action
Lifestream actions
Lifestream actions
Additional Efforts
 
1:1
Value
 
Objective "You can build a great application that is used by millions of people, but if it doesn’t help you with your business, what’s the point?" Neil Patel, Search Engine Land
Where?
 
#1 in 7 verticals  18 of Yahoo’s products are #1 or #2 in their category 600M unique visitors a month, 260M signed in  180B page views per month  235B user minutes a month  Over 10B user relationships
Yahoo! Developer Network Created in early 2005 with the launch of Yahoo!’s first Search APIs Over 30 APIs and web services offered today Over 250k API keys issued Key resources: Documentation Developer language centers Message boards/forums User interface patterns Code samples and developer kits Blog & video
Developer Outreach 2008 Launches OpenID  Flash Maps  Y!Live  Developer tools – R3  MyBlogLog API  Fire Eagle  Silverlight Developer Center  Taiwan Lifestyles API Hot Jobs API BrowserPlus GeoPlanet Address Book SearchMonkey Design Stencils Blueprint (mobile) BOSS Original Content 34 videos in YDN theater  112 blog posts   Website Infrastructure New website launch Launch of unified message boards CRM system deployment Events produced and/or sponsored (partial list) eTech  GSP  Memcached Hackathon  Hadoop Summit  YUI Party (Sunnyvale + London)  Mashup Camp  SxSW: core conversation on reputation and identity  BayCHI - social patterns talk  IA Summit Brighton Barcamp (UK)  Social Innovation Camp (UK)  Over-the-air (UK) Web 2.0 Expo Where 2.0 Internet Identity Workshop (IIW) Maker Day Mapping Party (State of the Map) Online Community Forum BarCamp Northeast (UK) London Web Week (UK) 9 th  Information Architecture Summit Hadoop Meet-up OAuth Summit Asia Pacific Web Tech Conf (HK) Aussie Girl Geek Dinner Open Source Conference (Turkey) SearchMonkey Launch Events (Paris + London) OSCON 360 Flex Flashforward
YDN Fall 2008 International Events Europe Hadoop user group, London SearchMonkey event, Munich Fronteers Conference, Amsterdam dContruct, Brighton Brighton and London Barcamps Scripting Accessibility Hack Event, London Flash on the Beach, Brighton BOSS Developer Event Canada and Mexico “ Software Systems for the Internet” course at a Mexico City university University Hack Day (@ Waterloo) Turkey RiaTalks Web Developer conference IEEE meeting, Cukurova University Romania Semantic Web Lab Wurbe Event Online Coding Competition SE Asia Barcamp Manila Developer’s Night at the Loof Developer’s Night in Manila Flex User Group Vietnam ICT in Education PHP Users Group, Singapore BOSS Developer Event LatAm Refresh Miami local developer group Brazil Open Hack Day India BOSS stealth mode launch Open Hack Day in Q4 Korea Hadoop community meeting Y! Korea Map Day Conference Taiwan Open Hack Day COSCUP Open ID user group Open Mail Hack Week Australia Squid-cache meetup Tech Talks – University of NSW
Celebrate  innovation Share  open  technologies Bring  people  together in the spirit of collaboration and fun
Open HackDay by the numbers 12-13 14 300 30 8 2300+ th of September (Friday-Saturday) participating Yahoo! organizations hackers international attendees university hack day winners Flickr photos tagged OpenHack08 43 campsites
Participating Y! Groups
Example Participating Organizations
Popular YDN Products YUI Over 1.1 billion files served each week Over 11,000 people registered in YUI forums  flickr Second most popular API in the world Over 100K API keys issued Search SearchMonkey: first developer access to search results pages BOSS: full access to all search functionality Maps-Geo Most popular Flash Maps API Where-on-Earth IDs for every place on Earth Address Book 500 million address books 150 million unique users each month
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Innovation and Strategy in Web 2.0: Application Marketing

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    Innovation and StrategyIn Web 2.0 Robyn Tippins Community Manager, YDN [email_address]
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    Source: Universal McCannWave 3 (April 2008) 83% 55% Where are your customers?
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    Objective "You canbuild a great application that is used by millions of people, but if it doesn’t help you with your business, what’s the point?" Neil Patel, Search Engine Land
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    #1 in 7verticals 18 of Yahoo’s products are #1 or #2 in their category 600M unique visitors a month, 260M signed in 180B page views per month 235B user minutes a month Over 10B user relationships
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    Yahoo! Developer NetworkCreated in early 2005 with the launch of Yahoo!’s first Search APIs Over 30 APIs and web services offered today Over 250k API keys issued Key resources: Documentation Developer language centers Message boards/forums User interface patterns Code samples and developer kits Blog & video
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    Developer Outreach 2008Launches OpenID Flash Maps Y!Live Developer tools – R3 MyBlogLog API Fire Eagle Silverlight Developer Center Taiwan Lifestyles API Hot Jobs API BrowserPlus GeoPlanet Address Book SearchMonkey Design Stencils Blueprint (mobile) BOSS Original Content 34 videos in YDN theater 112 blog posts Website Infrastructure New website launch Launch of unified message boards CRM system deployment Events produced and/or sponsored (partial list) eTech GSP Memcached Hackathon Hadoop Summit YUI Party (Sunnyvale + London) Mashup Camp SxSW: core conversation on reputation and identity BayCHI - social patterns talk IA Summit Brighton Barcamp (UK) Social Innovation Camp (UK) Over-the-air (UK) Web 2.0 Expo Where 2.0 Internet Identity Workshop (IIW) Maker Day Mapping Party (State of the Map) Online Community Forum BarCamp Northeast (UK) London Web Week (UK) 9 th Information Architecture Summit Hadoop Meet-up OAuth Summit Asia Pacific Web Tech Conf (HK) Aussie Girl Geek Dinner Open Source Conference (Turkey) SearchMonkey Launch Events (Paris + London) OSCON 360 Flex Flashforward
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    YDN Fall 2008International Events Europe Hadoop user group, London SearchMonkey event, Munich Fronteers Conference, Amsterdam dContruct, Brighton Brighton and London Barcamps Scripting Accessibility Hack Event, London Flash on the Beach, Brighton BOSS Developer Event Canada and Mexico “ Software Systems for the Internet” course at a Mexico City university University Hack Day (@ Waterloo) Turkey RiaTalks Web Developer conference IEEE meeting, Cukurova University Romania Semantic Web Lab Wurbe Event Online Coding Competition SE Asia Barcamp Manila Developer’s Night at the Loof Developer’s Night in Manila Flex User Group Vietnam ICT in Education PHP Users Group, Singapore BOSS Developer Event LatAm Refresh Miami local developer group Brazil Open Hack Day India BOSS stealth mode launch Open Hack Day in Q4 Korea Hadoop community meeting Y! Korea Map Day Conference Taiwan Open Hack Day COSCUP Open ID user group Open Mail Hack Week Australia Squid-cache meetup Tech Talks – University of NSW
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    Celebrate innovationShare open technologies Bring people together in the spirit of collaboration and fun
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    Open HackDay bythe numbers 12-13 14 300 30 8 2300+ th of September (Friday-Saturday) participating Yahoo! organizations hackers international attendees university hack day winners Flickr photos tagged OpenHack08 43 campsites
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    Popular YDN ProductsYUI Over 1.1 billion files served each week Over 11,000 people registered in YUI forums flickr Second most popular API in the world Over 100K API keys issued Search SearchMonkey: first developer access to search results pages BOSS: full access to all search functionality Maps-Geo Most popular Flash Maps API Where-on-Earth IDs for every place on Earth Address Book 500 million address books 150 million unique users each month
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