Discovering Content Gaps
By Josh Rabinowitz ("joshr") from NewYork.pm
Date: Tuesday, 28 June 2011 16:40
Duration: 20 minutes
Target audience: Intermediate
Language:
Tags: algorithm content gaps perl photography research
At Shutterstock.com, photographers ask us for input on what topics they should photograph to make more money. We've been writing various tools to help expose 'content gaps' in our data, that is, subjects to shoot that we believe will sell well to underserved markets. We've built text and graphical web-based interfaces to surface these content gaps to contributors. This talk will show some of our interfaces and explain some of our methodology.
Attended by:- Andy Gorman (agorman)
- Andrew Grangaard (spazm)
- William McKee (knowmad)
- Tommy Petty
- Brigham Johnson (Brig)
- Josh Rabinowitz ("joshr")
- Andrew Rodland (hobbs)
- Karsten Dahms
- Michael Aquilina (aquilina)
- James Mastros (theorbtwo)
- Link McGaughey
- Greg Estep
- Uwe Voelker (Perl-Uwe)
- Kenneth Graves (kag)
- Arthur Schmidt (fREW)
- Chris Fedde (cfedde)
- Mark A. Stratman (mstratman)
