How Organisations Can Harness The Power Of Web 20
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The document discusses the rise of Web 2.0 and how organizations can leverage it. Web 2.0 enables user-generated content and emphasizes participation over passive consumption. It outlines key principles like read/write Web and the wisdom of crowds. Examples of how organizations can harness Web 2.0 include targeted advertising on social networks, viral marketing campaigns, celebrity endorsements, and using blogs and widgets for PR. Enterprise 2.0 applies these tools internally for collaboration.
How Organisations Can Harness The Power Of Web 20
- 1. Lessons learnt in creating SlideShare How organisations can harness the power of Web 2.0 NASSCOM, 14 th March’ 08, New Delhi
- 2. Presentation Flow Quick background - SlideShare Web 2.0 - its genesis Global Web 2.0 Trends & Business Models Early trends in Indian Web 2.0 Should organisations care about Web 2.0? Harnessing Web 2.0 for business goals What is Enterprise 2.0? Presentation Credits
- 3. Co-founder, SlideShare (www.slideshare.net) My Indian Web 2.0 blog : Webyantra ( www.webyantra.net ) My hangouts: BarCamp, MobileMonday etc Techie turned marketer turned entrepreneur Who am I ?
- 4. The world’s largest community for sharing presentations on the web Launched Oct’ 06 New Delhi & U.S. based startup Global users: > 60 languages, >100 countries What is SlideShare?
- 5. Global social sharing site for photos for video for presentations
- 6. Cartoons Paintings Humor Love Songs Talk slides Images of women Sermons Standalone presentations Activism Lesson plans Movie reviews Mother’s day cards What people use SlideShare for?
- 7. Web 2.0 & it’s genesis
- 8. Web 2.0 – the buzzword … ..Web 2.0 is like pornography…difficult to describe, but you know it when you see it.. … .Web 2.0 is like the lyrics of a Pink Floyd number, it means different things to different people, depending upon the state of your mind…..
- 9. Web 1.0 was Commerce Web 2.0 is People - Ross Mayfield (CEO, SocialText)
- 10. Web 0.0 was Technology Web 1.0 was Commerce Web 2.0 is People Web 0.0 = pre Web 1.0 slightly modified…..
- 11. Web 2.0 – The genesis The term ‘Web 2.0’ introduced by Time O’Reilly at a conference in 2004 ‘ Web 2.0’ - an improved form of the World Wide Web Emphasizing tools/platforms that enable users to tag, blog, comment, modify, augment, rank etc. Notion of The ‘ Participatory Web’
- 12. Web 2.0 : Key Principles Read V/s Read & Write
- 13. User Generated Content Web 2.0 : Key Principles
- 14. Web 2.0 : Key Principles Experts V/s Wisdom of Crowds
- 15. 80:20 V/s The Long Tail Web 2.0 : Key Principles
- 16. Web 2.0 : Key Principles … the content comes to you…
- 17. Global Trends in Web 2.0
- 18. Global Web 2.0 Landscape
- 19. Global Web 2.0 Business Models Step 1 : Create a large/focused niche user community Step 2 : Monetize once the community reaches critical mass - Sell special services targeted at community (LinkedIn) - Sell services to a large group of SMEs (Salesforce.com) - Sell data to partners (Facebook) - Get a revenue share from transactions (eBay) - Sell advertisements (Google Adwords) - Freemium: Sell premium memberships (Flickr) - Sell your company (Youtube)
- 20. Show me the money….. > $15 billion
- 21. Early trends in Indian Web 2.0
- 22. Status Check - Indian Web 2.0 Currently in nascent stage Internet penetration is bottleneck critical mass for monetization is far away Estimated numbers 30 mn Indian internet users 10 mn users of social networks Orkut 7.1 mn, Facebook 1.6 mn, BharatStudent 1.7mn, Fropper 1.0 mn, BigAdda 1.4 mn, Minglebox 0.6 mn 1-2 mn users of Indian social networks 1.5 mn users of Indian Web 2.0 startups
- 23. What’s buzzing in Indian Web 2.0? Blogs ~500,000 blogs ; 15% active News & Social Media CNN-IBN citizen journalism Long tailed communities e.g. Indiemusic, online gaming Social networks Orkut, Yaari, MingleBox, Facebook
- 24. Genres of Web 2.0 Pure Social networks Orkut, Facebook, Friendster, Yaari, Minglebox Media oriented online communities Youtube, Flickr, SlideShare Web 2.0 websites with transactional (Web 1.0) business models Online gifting, online photo printing & delivery Web 1.0 companies leveraging Web 2.0 Internet portals with Web 2.0 features
- 25. Are these websites Web 2.0 ?
- 26. Naukri.com is not, but Brijj is Web 2.0….
- 27. … .Rediff is not Web 2.0 but makes generous use it..
- 28. MakeMyTrip is not, but OkTataByeBye is Web 2.0….
- 29. Web2.0 websites with transactional (Web 1.0) business models
- 30. Should organisations even care about Web 2.0?
- 31. The world we live in.. …the consumer is in control
- 32. … ..they have unlimited options
- 33. … and are avoiding advertising Pop-up Blocker Do Not Call Registry
- 34. Companies must Pay attention Participate Markets are Conversations
- 35. Who do consumers trust ? The CEO / Ad agencies / marketers Or “ a person like me” i.e. other consumers or peers
- 36. Web 2.0 has put consumers in control of the conversation Every consumer is…
- 37. … a publisher
- 38. … a DJ
- 39. … an expert
- 40. … a broadcaster
- 41. … an editor
- 42. … a network
- 43. … a critic
- 44. … if organisations want to participate in this conversation, they must acknowledge and facilitate consumer control...
- 45. How organisations can harness Web 2.0 ?
- 46. Web 2.0 opportunities Brand Building promotions, advertising, events Social Media / PR Direct Sales Referrals, lead generation Mediated Marketing Research
- 47. Advertising / Branding Internet advertising on social networks banner / text ads demographically targeted audience Viral Marketing campaigns MakeMyTrip Celebrity Branded Channels Celebrity endorsed communities Co-Branded Events examples follow…..
- 48. Facebook – Targeted Advertising
- 49. Viral Marketing Campaign Makaan’s “Kahani Mein Twist” Viral Campaign
- 50. IBIBO’s Ravi Shastri Sawaal Channel Celebrity Endorsed Communities
- 51. Yahoo’s Sunil Gavaskar Podcasting Channel Celebrity Branded Channels
- 52. SaReGaMa’s Branded Contest on Rediff iShare Co-Branded Events
- 53. Social Media / PR Blogs as a continuing conversation corporate blog conversation with consumers, employees, media Coverage on high traffic blogs new media style PR may have higher ROI than traditional media Blogs as integral part of marketing strategy blogosphere driven virality widget strategy for rich media players videos, images, slidehows, podcasts examples follow…..
- 54. Blogs : Personification of the Organisation’s Human Face Corporate Social Responsibility Corporate Environmental Sensitivity Customer Sensitivity + Behind the “Corporate Wall” insights (via corporate blog)
- 55. SlideShare Blog corporate news - feature releases - maintenance notices - guest articles from experts - contributions from users - contest launch / result - photos / videos from parties, retreats … .. helps the customers know the people behind the company…
- 56. Blogs as Mainstream Media
- 57. Blogospheric virality through widgets
- 58. Mediated Product Research Gather consumer insights through sponsored communities on social networks customized website or microsite examples follow…..
- 59. SunSilk Gang of Girls (Hindustan Levers)
- 60. FaceBook Page – Force India F1
- 61. Direct Sales Direct sales through advertising Lead Generation/ Sales Leads
- 62. Web 2.0- Ancillary benefits Lower marketing costs most things in Web 2.0 are free Better than other media vehicles lower perishability & long tailed search always on, universally accessible eternal archiving
- 63. What is Enterprise 2.0? Application of Web 2.0 within the enterprise to solve / improve internal work practises Collection of Web 2.0 tools/platforms for increased productivity e.g. blogs, wikis, project management tools, SAAS Driver: remote collaboration requirements across different locations / time zones
- 64. Thank You Questions? Slides available on www.slideshare.net www.webyantra.net
- 65. Presentation Credits http://www.slideshare.net/satyajeet_02/web-20-5316 by ‘satyajeet_02’ http://www.slideshare.net/nschock/web-20-and-the-online-conversation by ‘nschock’ http://www.slideshare.net/infe/web-20-business-models-270855 by ‘infe’ http://www.gauravonomics.com/blog/whats-wrong-with-indian-social-networking-sites/ http://jensthraenhart.com/cblog/uploads/web20.jpg http://www.experientia.com/blog/uploads/2006/09/user_generated.jpg http://www.state.wv.us/wvsca/clerk/rss_bbc.gif
Editor's Notes
- #6: So that’s the concept. So why is this cool, and why is this a good business? Web 2.0 has revolutionized personal media sharing, making it simple, viral and organ ized around social networks. But sharing of office documents is still stuck in the dark ages! PowerPoint files are a ubiquitous publishing format that are difficult to share : the file sizes are huge, and you need an expensive application to view them. But PowerPoint is the most commonly available mass-market software for producing multimedia content. It lets you take words and pictures, and string them together into a multimedia object that tells a story. And the content is often perfect for the short-attention span of web consumers : quick, entertaining, approachable chunks of images, text, and sound that can be consumed rapidly. So we think that there will be a massive rush to share office documents on the web, just as there was for sharing photos and video. We think that PowerPoint files are the sweet spot of web document sharing. And we are the currently the dominant place to share powerpoint on the web, so we are well positioned to own a large chunk of this market as it expands.