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MI021/CS021: Computers in Management April 30, 2010 Facebook Case Prof. John Gallaugher www.gallaugher.com written case available at www.gallaugher.com/chapters Copyright ©1997-2010 John M. Gallaugher, Ph.D. All rights reserved Note: not all images cleared for commercial copyright.
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Issues Covered Background on Facebook –Competitive advantages –Facebook vs. the Competition Key efforts –Feeds –Platform –Beacon –f8 ’10 - The Web’s Plumbing Advertising challenges & opportunities
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3 400 million users cash-flow positive avg. time online ~55 mins. 3
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“We Want In!”
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Feeds = Ebola for Data Flows
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Facebook Encroaches All Source: TechCrunch: http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/05/googles-picasa-becomes-more-flickr-like-adds-new-ways-to-explore-interesting-public-photos/
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10 Facebook Apps
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Copyright / Scrabulous
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Beacon
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Beacon Busted
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A GLOOMY FORECAST Can social-networking sites continue to make significant inroads into the U.S. online advertising market? The outlook is uncertain. A shaky economy and setbacks in targeted-advertising initiatives have caused leading online marketing research firm eMarketer to project more modest revenue growth for social-networking sites over the next four years than it had previously predicted.
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THE GLOBAL VIEW Social networking is a global phenomenon, and reaching users outside the United States will become increasingly important as advertising dollars flow to Western Europe, Asia, and beyond. Source eMarketer / Technology Review
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Revenue Per Unique Visitor Source: Business Insider March 18, 2010
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Content Adjacency
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17 Hunt vs. Hike Click-through rates –Google: 2% –Facebook:.04% CPM –TechTarget: as much as $100 and above –Technology Review: $70 –Mashable: $7 - $33 –Facebook (via Lookery): 13¢ –Facebook (targeted ads): 15¢ 17
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Creepy Ads I Hate!
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Better Targeting
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Facebook Knows Where I Am & What I Do
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Which Ads are Targeted at You?
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You are Part of the Targeting Organic or Earned Ads : Free ads that come from people promoting products on their own. Organic or Earned Ads : Free ads that come from people promoting products on their own.
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Value?
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Engagement Ads
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Like
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Facebook Integration
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Auto Login Catalyzes Signup / Experimentation
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Partners Ask Permission
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CNN & Facebook Feed Integration
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Buy, Opt-in, Post to Feed
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Viral Invites
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Viral Giving
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APIs & the Free Rider Problem
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Mobile
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What Happens in Vegas Stays on Facebook (& YouTube, Flickr, Twitter,...) Source: CNet, Wonkette, and CBS Evening News
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