Reaching Out – Using Google Trends
Recently DJ Adam raised an important question in his blog post. Question:
“What can we do to burst the bubble, to help our ecosphere and encourage SAP to continue its journey outwards?”
Even though OpenUI5 is a great initiative, but in order to make OpenUI5 successful; SAP will need to reach a critical mass of front-end developers and open-source enthusiasts. These are the folks who are already using jQuery, Sencha and open-source tools. Stats from Google Trends can be used to effectively pin-point their location. Marketing efforts can be focused towards these important locations/places to generate better results in a short time.
Following are the top ten locations for jQuery, Sencha and open-source folks:
- Bangalore
- Chennai
- Seoul
- Hyderabad
- Pune
- Singapore
- Prague
- Shanghai
- Munich
- Beijing
Other important locations are:
Gyeonggi-do, New Okhla Industrial Development Area, Chinchwad, Hong Kong, Tel Aviv District, Canton of Bern, Vaud, Berlin, Baden-Wurttemberg, Bavaria, Hamburg, Lahore, Guangdong, San Francisco, Ernakulam, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, New Delhi, Havana, Kathmandu, Antananarivo, Seongnam-si, Dhaka, Colombo, Homagama, Phnom Penh, Zurich, Amsterdam, Milan.
You can find more detailed Google Trends at here: Google Trends