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Siddhartha Sharma (09BM8048) Varun Wadhwani (09BM8060) VGSoM, IIT Kharagpur Ecommerce – Social Networking

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Siddhartha Sharma (09BM8048)Varun Wadhwani (09BM8060)

VGSoM, IIT Kharagpur

Ecommerce – Social Networking

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Introduction

•Websites focused on building online communities of people having shared interests. •Social networks have common themes of information sharing, person-to-person interaction and creation of shared & collaborative content.•The industry has been successful in getting a large number of people at one place, but not very successful in monetization.•Two-thirds of the world’s Internet population visit a social network or blogging site and the sector now accounts for almost 20% of all internet time.

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Some Statistics(2010)• According to a study by Nielson Company, 89 per cent of 15-

20 year olds in India access a social networking site everyday and 60 per cent of them spend at least half an hour on social networking each day

• The world now spends around 22 percent of all time online on social networks and blog sites

• The average visitor spends 66% more time on these sites than a year ago

• 9 out of every 10 U.S. Internet user now visiting a social network in a month

• CNN's international readership found that 43% of online news sharing occurs via social media networks and tools

• The number of users registered for virtual world sites broke the 1 billion mark during 2010

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Some Statistics (2010)

• BlackPlanet users spent 3.6 minutes more on the site than the average Facebook visitor

• MyYearbook and Tagged users spent around 3 minutes more than the average MySpace visitor

• Facebook witnesses more than 65 billion page views par month• More than 14 million photos* are uploaded on Facebook and 8

million photos on myspace daily .

*source: www.facebook.com

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Key Players

FacebookFounded: 2004No. of users: 600 millionRevenue: US$800 millionAlexa Rank: 2Revenue from: Banner ads, referral marketing,

partnerships, branding elements, virtual currency

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Key Players

TwitterFounded: 2006No. of users: 190 millionRevenue: US $150 million (projected 2010)Alexa Rank: 9Revenue from: verified accounts,

advertisements (promoted trends)

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Key Players

MyspaceFounded: 2003No. of users: 100+ millionRevenue: US$385 million (2009 est.) Alexa Rank: 68Revenue from: advertisements, Google AdSense

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Key Players

LinkedInFounded: 2002No. of users: 100+ millionRevenue: US$161.4 million (Jan. – Sep. 2010)Alexa Rank: 18Revenue from: premium accounts, hiring

services, advertisements, partnerships, Google AdSense

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Key Players

OrkutFounded: 2004No. of users: 120 millionAlexa Rank: 106Revenue from: advertisements

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LifeCycle

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Top 10 in India(no. of users)Total Unique Visitors (000)

Site July 2009 July 2010 % change

Facebook 7,472 20,873 179

Orkut 17,069 19,871 16

Bharatstudent.com 4,292 4,432 3

Yahoo! Pulse N/A 3,507 N/A

Twitter 984 3,341 239

LinkedIn N/A 3,267 N/A

Zedge 1,767 3,206 81

Ibibo 1,562 2,960 89

Yahoo! Buzz 542 1,807 233

Shtyle.fm 407 1,550 281

Total 23,255 33,158 43

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Top 10 Social Networking Markets

Total Unique Visitors (000)

Market July 2009 July 2010 % change

United States 131,088 174,429 33%

China N/A 97,151 N/A

Germany 25,743 37,938 47%

Russian Federation 20,245 35,306 74%

Brazil 23,966 35,221 47%

United Kingdom 30,587 35,153 15%

India 23,255 33,158 43%

France 25,121 32,744 30%

Japan 23,691 31,957 35%

South Korea 15,910 24,962 57%

Total 770,092 945,040 23%

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Top Social Networking Sites (monthly visits)

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Top SN sites in India(avg. time spent/visit)

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Social Networking sites for India

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Social Networking sites for India

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Social Networking sites for India

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Social Networking Activities

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Revenue Models• Premium Services: example- LinkedIn• Advertisements

– Cost per click (CPC)– Cost per action (CPA)– Cost per thousand viewers (CPM)

• Micropayments: small payments for upgrades• Partnerships: create profiles for partners. example-twilight, Apple iTunes with

Facebook, Simply Hired on LinkedIn• Branding elements with applications: example- Living Social application on Facebook• Virtual Currency: online applications(games). Real money for virtual goods. Annual

revenue of two year old firm Zynga estimated $100 million in 2009• Virtual Gifts: more than $1 billion for US users in 2009• Surveys: pay members to participate and profit from selling access to its successful

audience. Example: LinkedIn

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External Environment Analysis

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Threat of New Entrants (Medium)Capital requirement for the new player is lowBrand loyalty is missing-Specialty networks (eg. Last.fm) are still entering the online space-No Sales force

Buyer Power (High)

- Switching costs are minimal-Users maintain more than 1 accounts on social networking sites and check both accounts in transition periods-Little difference in the service providedThreat of Substitutes (Medium)

- Internet sites with large user bases may create a social networking component (blockbuster, amazon)-Physical data storage

Supplier Power (Low)

- Widgets and Apps providers are usually small developers with little bargaining power

Industry Rivalry (High)

- Intense competition between competing sites fueled by venture capital and speculative valuations

Porter’s Five Forces

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•Design – Ease of use, Attractiveness etc.

•Target Market – Some sites target niches, some target

goegraphies

•Activity Focus – Target market can be connecting people

over relationships, or over shared interests

•User Engagement – Site needs to retain user minutes

•Transactions– Innovative features like applications

•Privacy –privacy filters and controls

•Entry Barriers – Easy sign ups

•Trust – Different outlooks to Trust.

•Localization– Local content, languages etc.

Possible Success Factors for the industry

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SOCIAL MEDIA-Analyzing the competitiveness

T-Factor Question to be asked Function of

Transactions Do the transactions on your site, make a difference to the users life? Are they repeated?

Repeat transactions

Targeting Can the site distinguish between the preferences, likes/dislikes of two users?

Targeted Advertisements

and Content

Time Do your users spend time on your site? Are you an industry leader in user enagements?

User Engagement &

Content

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Facebook - SWOT Analysis

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Facebook - SWOT Analysis

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Long Term Objectives

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Thank You!