Social Network Naming Conventions

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    1. WhatsIn AName: Social Network Naming Conventions David Berkowitz Blog: MarketersStudio.com Twitter: @dberkowitz April 2009 facebook
    2. The Questions Answered
      • Are there naming conventions for top social networks?
      • How do those top networks share by share of traffic?
      Source: David Berkowitz, MarketersStudio.com
    3. Methodology
      • The social network names and traffic are based on Compete Inc’s Top 25 Social Networks, January 2009, available at blog.compete.com
      • This report and the author have no affiliation with Compete
      Source: David Berkowitz, MarketersStudio.com
    4. The Four Naming Conventions of Social Networks
      • Compound Words : Two real words joined together to create a new word
        • ex. Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn
      • Real Words : Dictionary-certified words (source for report: Dictionary.com)
        • ex. Twitter, Tagged, Classmates
      • Made-up Words : Not found in the dictionary
        • ex: Imeem, Ning, Bebo
      • Based on Real Words : Sound-alikes or ficticious components added to it
        • ex. Flixster, Hi5, Yahoo 360 (based on 360-degrees),
      Source: David Berkowitz, MarketersStudio.com
    5. Types of Names of Social Networks Source: David Berkowitz, MarketersStudio.com
    6. Social Networks Naming Convention by Share of Unique Visitors Source: David Berkowitz, MarketersStudio.com
    7. Social Networks Naming Convention by Share of Traffic Source: David Berkowitz, MarketersStudio.com
    8. Share of Naming in Review * Note: Values may not equal 100% due to rounding Source: David Berkowitz, MarketersStudio.com Network Type Share of Names Share of Uniques Share of Traffic Compound 36% 66% 88% Real Word 28% 19% 10% Made up Word 24% 10% 3% Based on Real Word 12% 3% 3%
    9. Parting Thoughts
      • Are there any compound word domains you can buy?
      • Correlation does not imply causation; the name doesn’t cause the differences in traffic.
      Source: David Berkowitz, MarketersStudio.com
    10. Contact David Berkowitz
      • Blog: MarketersStudio.com
      • Twitter: @ dberkowitz
      • LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/dberkowitz
      • Email: [email_address]

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