Design Learnings from Viral Applications


9:40 - 10:30AM on Wednesday, April 23 in 2009

Presented by Jia Shen (RockYou). Participants will learn best practices and hear case studies on how to design and distribute engaging viral applications on the social web.



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Felt that this session was quite useful, especially describing RockYou's examples of how they dealt with marketing and finding user saturation and critical mass issues.

01:14PM Wed Apr 23, 2008


This session highlighted some pretty useful metrics for determining your Facebook app's efficacy and included some good tips on app development workflow. Facebook is an exciting landscape, and RockYou has done an excellent job of engaging its users. So it was nice to get an inside scoop on how they approach the space.

04:58PM Wed Apr 23, 2008


Very, very good presentation from a gentleman who obviously is pretty sharp. It was great to hear about Rockyou's key principles (metrics should drive decision, build fast and launch asap, etc.)

08:27PM Wed Apr 23, 2008


A very useful and well presented session. Jia shared lots of metrics with the audience and some great tips on where to focus your efforts in viral tuning

06:46AM Thu Apr 24, 2008


This was much better than his first presentation. I enjoyed learning about the metrics and methodology for creating and maintaining a great viral app.

09:23AM Thu Apr 24, 2008


20-30 releases/day? Insane - but some great lessons for rapid strat-up launch...

10:31AM Thu Apr 24, 2008


I was getting a bit frustrated because Jia spoke a it too fast and too mumbled, making it hard to follow at times. I would not have cared so much had the content not been really terrific.

08:09AM Fri Apr 25, 2008