O'Reilly research has analyzed the usage patterns of Facebook applications and have come to a pretty unambiguous conclusion:
- chances are very significant that your application will be born, live and die in complete uselesssness for the bulk of the Facebook users !
The analysis revealed the following factualities:
- There are more than 5000 Facebook applications.
- There are millions and millions of active users.
- 87% of the usage only goes into only 84 applications.
- Only 45 applications have more than 100.000 active users.
Check it out:
http://radar.oreilly.com/archives/2007/10/facebook_long_tail_report.html
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