Following the success of Yahoo! Answers in the Q&A market, AOL makes it as a runner up and buys Israeli start-up Yedda.
AOL playing catch-up? Well, in a space where Google had once treaded and failed, and where Yahoo is succeeding there might still be room for another player. Only recently had professional networking site LinkedIn introduced Answers did people realize how important a Q&A market could be (in terms of gathering quality head count). And it looks like it’s getting hot.
Just over a year old, the Israel-based startup Yedda has already amassed an estimated 800k users after receiving a $2.5PHP 147INR 212EUR 2CNY 18 Million venture capital. Details of the acquisition were not shared.
Q&A services like these aren’t just a numbers game. You will also need a good ration between those who asks the answers and those who answers them. The only factor that would separate one service from the rest may be based on how many brilliant people are actively participating in the community.
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TARUGOMAN says:
Speaking of other players, saw this site called Pinoyhenyo.com which follows the Yahoo answers design somewhat… but being local, you can see there are a lot of funny if not bogus questions and answers.
But of course it’s funny seeing some questions in Filipino, or about Philippine pop culture: for example: ‘Bakit ilan sa mga Pinay celebrity nagpapaanak sa Amerika?’
Haha. Kakaiba.
Check it out here: http://www.pinoyhenyo.com
sylv3rblade says:
@^
Thanks for the info..
haha.. galing Eat Bulaga pa yung name.
TARUGOMAN says:
@^ Oo nga no! Hindi kaya sila habulin ng Eat Bulaga? Hehe.
I did a little checking sa PinoyHenyo, daming sumasagot when it comes to Tagalog/Filipino vocabulary, language, etc. So it looks legit and it’s actually being populated. If I had this back in high school and college, my Filipino classes wouldn’t have been as hard! >.
boddah says:
It will be very hard to compete with Yahoo Answers, second from them that i can think of would probably be Answers.com (from Gurunet, which i believe is also Israeli based) with it’s Wikianswers. The main advantage and strength of Yahoo is their huge number of members.
normanski says:
i think yahoo answers is already way ahead. The member base of yahoo is huge, unless they (yedda) could design a “sticky” way to get the members active.
fread says:
very bad interface i recommended askgetanswer.com