How Atlassian Makes Its Wiki Sticky

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The document discusses how to make a wiki "sticky", which refers to keeping users engaged with the wiki through frequent visits and participation. It defines stickiness and presents a "sticky web matrix" to measure how sticky a wiki is. It then provides suggestions on how to increase stickiness, such as giving the wiki a friendly name, branding it, encouraging content creation, making content easy to find, using notifications and recommendations, and measuring and rewarding participation. The overall goal is to make the wiki a central place for users to easily access and share important information.

Tecnología Empresariales

Art of Collaboration

How Atlassian Makes
Its Wiki Sticky
Lessons in practical wiki husbandry

John Rotenstein
Business Intelligence Manager, Atlassian
john.rotenstein@atlassian.com

Thursday, July 12, 2012

John Rotenstein

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Topics

What is Why be How to be
ʻStickyʼ ʻStickyʼ ʻStickyʼ

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What is Sticky?

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www.squidoo.com/quirky-shoes
theanimatedwoman.com

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The Sticky Web Matrix

Long

Length of visit

Short

Rarely Often
Frequency of visit Based on data from Nielsen.com (Jan 2012)

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I’m no female
robot,
I’m an email
robot!
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Your Sticky Web Matrix

Long

Length of visit

Short

Rarely Often
Frequency of visit
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g

Your Sticky Web Matrix
How
sticky
Long

Length of visit is your
wiki?
Short

Rarely Often
Frequency of visit
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Reasons for having a wiki...
• HR Manuals
• Complete projects faster
• Project Management
• Avoid duplicated work
• Software Development
• Share knowledge
• Process Documentation
• Collaborate on work
• Knowledge Management
• Find the right information
• Asset Tracking when you need it

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Can you state the purpose
of your wiki?

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Atlassianʼs corporate wiki:
To provide current and future staff with easy access
to Atlassianʼs conﬁdential corporate knowledge and
to enable interaction amongst Atlassians worldwide.

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Measurable goals
✓ First place to look for corporate information
✓ Default place to store internal company information
✓ Access daily
✓ Participate weekly (comment, share)
✓ Create content monthly

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How to be Sticky

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Comfort Ideas
Everyday Affairs
Creating Content
Finding Stuff Fast
Notiﬁcations
Measurement
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Give your wiki a friendly name

‘Zyntranet’

‘Extranet’
(‘EAC’) ‘Marvin’
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Give your wiki a friendly name

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Start at the top!

W hich emails
can yo u mo ve
to the w iki?

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Management
Project

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Meeting Minutes
results
✓ Use a go od title for improved search
✓ Use labe ls an d the ContentByLabel macro
y them
✓@ mention attendees to auto -notif
people
✓ ‘Share’ the page w ith interested

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✓ Great for process documentation
Documentation
✓ Include screen shots
✓ Link to other resources

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ffeathers.wordpress.com

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Handy Tools

Head
Beer
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Browser Search Bar
‣ Manage Search Engines
‣ Edit Keyword

‣ Settings, Manage Search Engines
‣ URL: yourwiki.com/dosearchsite.action?queryString=%s

‣ Install ‘glims’ or ‘KeySearch’ extension
Instructions:
‣ Edit registry settings (see instructions) bit.ly/go-words

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Google Apps “Short Links”

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Facebook emails - which is better?
Hi Denise, Sign in to Facebook
You havenʼt been back to Facebook recently. There are a few things and start connecting
that have been happening while you were gone.
Hi Denise, Update
Sign in to Facebook
You havenʼt been back to Facebook recently. You have received and start connecting
notiﬁcations while you were gone.
Update
12 photo tags

Thanks,
The Facebook Team

To login to Facebook, follow the link below:
http://www.facebook.com/in/?home.php&mid=3e9524G1G2bf7k

Thanks,
The Facebook Team

Just one link To login to Facebook, follow the link below:
http://www.facebook.com/in/?home.php&mid=3e9524G1G2bf7k

Lots of information
Hadoop2010: Large-Scale Analytics at Facebook

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Automated Notiﬁcations

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@mentions (like Twitter!)

v4.2
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Popular Content

✓ On Dashboard
✓ Many comments
✓ Many ‘Likes’
✓ Personalized

v4.2
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Recommended
Content
✓ Defaults to Weekly
✓ Can set to Daily
✓ Likes & Comments
✓ Personalized
v4.2
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Share pages with a personal note

✓ Mailing lists, too!
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Personal Task List
Likes

Mention
Comment

Share
Aggregate
JIRA

v4.3
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Gathering Statistics

marketplace.atlassian.com

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Self-Query the System with SQL

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Reward
participation!

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marketplace.atlassian.com

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Now itʼs your turn!

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Set measurable goals

Measure todayʼs stickiness

Implement ideas

Measure again
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Thank you!
May all your wikis be sticky!
Thursday, July 12, 2012

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How Atlassian Makes Its Wiki Sticky

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19. Atlassianʼs corporate wiki: To provide current and future staff with easy access to Atlassianʼs conﬁdential corporate knowledge and to enable interaction amongst Atlassians worldwide. Thursday, July 12, 2012

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42. Browser Search Bar ‣ Manage Search Engines ‣ Edit Keyword ‣ Settings, Manage Search Engines ‣ URL: yourwiki.com/dosearchsite.action?queryString=%s ‣ Install ‘glims’ or ‘KeySearch’ extension Instructions: ‣ Edit registry settings (see instructions) bit.ly/go-words Thursday, July 12, 2012

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