List of companies that provide Behavioral Recommendations and Social Recommendations Web Services
Categories: Industry Index, Social Networking, Web Industry, Web ToolsPosted on June 27th, 2007Do you have an ecommerce site or a site where the website (or users) recommend different items or content to each other? If you’ve been building it out on your own you know how difficult it was. Back in Web 1.0 NetPerceptions was the top dog, but they’re no longer around (Amazon was a big client of theirs)
David Marks the co-founder and CEO of Loomia has been chatting with me and has told me all the people in his space, I really appreciate him being so open to talk about his competitors, true community marketing. I was able to see a demo of Criteo yesterday.
One of the inversions his market has is that after showing an increase in sales, is that it’s a pay-for-performance, whereas in earlier times it was pay in advance.
Here’s a list of companies that provide Behavioral Recommendations and Social Recommendations Web Services
Loomia
“Loomia is an emerging leader in the recommendations and personalization space, a rapidly growing area within Internet search. Loomia Recommendations is a hosted web service that provides all sizes of retail and media sites with easy-to-use recommendations solutions to help site visitors find things they like, increase site activity, and improve merchandising. Loomia’s service can be used for all retail goods including shoes, wine, fashion, and electronics and any type of media item including audio, video, books, music, and ringtones.”Aggregate Knowledge
“Aggregate Knowledge introduces its Discovery Services for Retail and Media. Discovery moves beyond Internet search by harnessing the collective power of web users to guide one another toward the items they will find both relevant and compelling.”Criteo
“Presenting the right content to the right user. We provide 11 million highly targeted real-time personalized recommendations to more than 3,000 websites every day”Baynote.com
“Baynote Content Guidance is an on-demand Web 2.0 service that dynamically displays Product and Content Recommendations on business websites, while improving the effectiveness of on-site search through Social Search.”Baynote.org
“Baynote.org promotes the use of business-ready open source search. There are three Open Source Search offerings to choose from. Pick the package that’s right for you.”Choice Stream
“ChoiceStream gives you the power to deliver uniquely personal experiences to every consumer. With ChoiceStream, you create the ’service that knows me’ to build loyalty, drive sales, and get the results you need to stay ahead.”
me.dium
“Me.dium reveals the hidden world of people and activity behind your browser. Without having to do anything differently than you normally do, Me.dium shows you your online world and allows you to communicate with friends and others in a natural, contextual manner. It lets you see what else is around you and relevant based on what you’re doing – all in REAL TIME. Just like the way you interact in the real world.”Collarity
“Collarity quickly and easily integrates with your website to provide automated search and content suggestions, based on the natural communities-of-interest of your audience.”Sourcelight
“Sourcelight’s Discovery Guide for Movies provides true, one-to-one personalization and has been very well received by our customers. The Sourcelight technology is easy to implement and the implementation team is a pleasure to work with. We continue to be impressed with Sourcelight’s understanding of our business and their contribution to our success.”Clicksurge by MediaRiver
“The ClickSurge Platform enables Web publishers to guide Internet users to the publishers’ online content in a discovery-based contextual model; allowing content of any type, including video, music, pictures or text, to be linked onto any web page dynamically based on the unique properties of that web page. Widgets built on the platform quickly scan the contents of a web page, and search for related content, placing links to that content onto web pages at a publisher’s website, at a partner’s website or on any Internet page, including user-generated content sites such as blogs and social networks.”Minekey
“Minekey’s content discovery service helps online publishers, marketers and retailers to maximize their revenue and improve user experience by serving the most relevant information to their target audience. The service enables large media companies to distribute content by means of the Minekey Recommendations Widget, directly to customers on potentially unlimited number of blogs, websites and portals. Bloggers and other website hosts use the Widget to present the most relevant content for each online user, based on what they are currently reading or have read before.”Roll Sense
Recommend articles to your readers, related to what they read in your blog, from the sources YOU trustFresh Notes
FreshNotes’ easy to implement patent-pending associative search system identifies entities on your webpages and extracts the relationships of these entities based on your site content. We then use this mapping of relationships to identify the content on your site that most relates to each webpage. The benefits are content recommendations that are much richer and more relevant than simple keyword matches. More important to our customers, it is easy to integrate with any site.Agent Arts
AgentArts provides recommendation, personalization and community products and services to help consumers navigate large volumes of entertainment choice.
JiJiJa
This Hong Kong website provides networked based recommendations.MyBuys
“MyBuys builds deep behavioral profiles on each and every consumer. These profiles allow MyBuys to deliver the highest converting recommendations - resulting in revenues 300% greater per interaction than traditional approaches. By reaching consumers on a retailer’s web site, through email, and in RSS feeds, clients realize more repeat visits, increased conversion rates and larger order sizes.”InSuggest
“inSuggest is a recommendation engine which helps the user to explore content, based on opinions from like-minded people. As an initial step,
the technology is applied on Flickr images. The user select a couple of images and instantly get more of something he/she probably like.”This entry was posted on Wednesday, June 27th, 2007 at 2:39 pm and is filed under Industry Index, Social Networking, Web Industry, Web Tools. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
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Jeremiah, actually, baynote.org is a completely separate open source initiative that speaks to basic keyword search. Baynote.COM is a different entity and is probably the site you’re looking for for content & product recommendations.
Posted by Mike on June 27th, 2007 at 6:59 pm
So are you saying I should remove Baynote?
Posted by jeremiah_owyang on June 27th, 2007 at 7:37 pm
You’re right, Baynote does provide product recommendations and should stay on the list. The correct URL for Baynote is http://www.baynote.com, not http://www.baynote.org. Here’s a short description of the company’s content recommendation products: http://www.baynote.com/company/about/
Posted by Mike on June 28th, 2007 at 2:17 pm
I would add Me.dium (me.dium.com) into the broader category, it’s task based view of the internet provides an alternative way of connecting people, products and pages.
Posted by Robert on June 28th, 2007 at 5:45 pm
Done!
Posted by jeremiah_owyang on June 28th, 2007 at 10:07 pm
Hi Jeremiah. Please add Collarity to your list. Collarity provides both content guidance (recommendations), improved site search, and audience analytics (business intelligence regarding the natural customer segments on a site) for companies like Fox Interactive and Pearson Education. There is no upfront/ongoing fee for qualifying web sites willing to share revenue from incremental ads that are provided by the service.
Posted by Rob Rustad on June 29th, 2007 at 8:22 am
I would add media river’s ClickSurge product to your list. ClickSurge anticipates a user’s information needs based on what they are looking at, and proactively returns relevant search results from across the web. check it out: http://www.mediariver.com
Posted by kareem on June 29th, 2007 at 12:45 pm
You should check out sourcelight.com they make movie recommendation software. Hollywoodvideo.com and MovieGallery.com use them for the recommendations on those sites.
Posted by Tom Printy on July 7th, 2007 at 8:12 pm
Behaviorial Recommendations…
A good list of companies that sell behaviorial recommendation software:…
Posted by Confluence: business on July 9th, 2007 at 3:09 pm
Tom thanks, I added it!
Posted by jeremiah_owyang on July 10th, 2007 at 4:01 am
[...] should know from this July’s Business 2.0: Rethining the Reccomendation Engine I’ve been watching how this market is starting to evolve, social networking will play a key role in finding peers to recommend content. Does this mean [...]
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You should also add Minekey (http://www.minekey.com) to your list, we provide widgets for bloggers and publishers to offer personalized content discovery to their readers. Our CEO Delip Andra is going to be presenting at AlwaysOn tomorrow on a CEO Showcase at 2pm, come check it out.
Posted by Rajiv Doshi on August 1st, 2007 at 4:56 pm
Rajiv
Let me know when your product is live and we can learn more.
Posted by jeremiah_owyang on August 1st, 2007 at 6:58 pm
An addition to the list could be FAST which recently acquired agentarts . FAST is one of the leading enterprise search platform.
http://www.fastsearch.com/press.aspx?m=63&amid=9719
http://www.agentarts.com/index.php
Few more :
http://www.rollsense.com/
http://www.freshnotes.com/
Posted by Suvendu Sahoo on August 10th, 2007 at 10:00 pm
[...] I’ve been looking at other network based recommendation engines, leverage is the first that I’ve seen that offers this as part of the suite (I’m sure there are others, leave a comment if you know of others). See this list of companies that provide Behavioral Recommendations and Social Recommendations Web Services. [...]
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[...] JiJiJa provides network based recommendations, I’ve added them to my industry index. [...]
Posted by Hong Kong Web Community Converges Sept 18th, 2007 on September 18th, 2007 at 6:12 pm
[...] I met with Amanda, who showed me her product Jijija (Which means chatter in Chinese). They help ecommerce and social networks or even media websites become more efficient by providing behavioral based recommendations. This is a viable model as gestures (unspoken actions) can often be more powerful than what users say they will do. Don’t be fooled by their Chinese website, they plan to head globally, although I have the master list of others in their space. [...]
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Behaviorial Recommendations…
A good list of companies that sell behaviorial recommendation software:…
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