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Social Network Name
Started by Ash-Bash, May 30 2010 11:11 PM
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#2
Posted 31 May 2010 - 10:48 AM
How is your social network going to compete with the big names out there - what is your unique selling point? Working from that killer feature, you should be able to devise a name that will instantly portray that feature to potential users. For example, "MySpace" tells you exactly what you get - a little bit of space on the Internet just for you, to edit into oblivion with some of the worst design skills ever seen online
You will also likely only want to consider names that are available as URLs with suitable extensions.
May I suggest Friendface as a name?
And just a heads up, Diaspora may well stick a nail in the coffin of these centralised social networks.
May I suggest Friendface as a name?
And just a heads up, Diaspora may well stick a nail in the coffin of these centralised social networks.
#3
Posted 31 May 2010 - 01:27 PM
Well I have tried almost anything on the web as you may know. Web hosting etc so I thought to myself why not try social networking. I mean how hard can it be
? Can't really copy FriendFace from the IT crowd. But you are on the lines of what I am talking about most of the social networking sites have a name of what they do 'Myspace' 'Facebook' Etc.
#5
Posted 01 June 2010 - 12:37 AM
it's good to try things for the experience, but it's better to stick with what you know. it's not a good sign when you are going to try something and don't even know what the name is going to be yet :)i can think of a alot of generic names but rvalkass is right. it should have to do with your selling point and you have given us no clue what that is.....
#8
Posted 27 June 2010 - 08:16 AM
Ash-Bash, on 01 June 2010 - 05:12 PM, said:
Thanks for the fantastic names there OpaQue I do like 3 of them, I am going to look around on Google for another hour or so and then randomize them all and pick which one
. Then we will see how well my social networking site goes.
Try to use your head, now just imagine what kind of experience you want your users to have and make up a name based upon that.
#10
Posted 26 February 2011 - 04:42 PM
So...How's this project going? Think their ready to make a movie about you yet?
Are you trying to attract the general public, or a specific group of individuals? If you were looking towards just a certain part of the people you should come up with a name related to the interests of the group, for instance, copshop if you were looking towards people in law enforcment or doghouse if you wanted me to sign up. If your after computer gamers, how about gamiegroupies?
But if your after the general public, that's a little tougher. You want something catchy, and also easy to remember and easy to spell to log into and rememeber so a newbie can tell all his friends.
Are you trying to attract the general public, or a specific group of individuals? If you were looking towards just a certain part of the people you should come up with a name related to the interests of the group, for instance, copshop if you were looking towards people in law enforcment or doghouse if you wanted me to sign up. If your after computer gamers, how about gamiegroupies?
But if your after the general public, that's a little tougher. You want something catchy, and also easy to remember and easy to spell to log into and rememeber so a newbie can tell all his friends.
#11
Posted 22 April 2011 - 08:09 PM
Website/ Company names are a big part of marketing, so you should think them through.
I suggest finding a name which states what the site is going to be about (in this case a social network), but keep it creative and thoughtful. One-word or compound names are the best because they are easy to remember.
For social networks, do NOT put the word "friend" in the name, that will make the name un-original. Try a name with "link" (for linking people together) or "plug" (almost same as link"). If I were you, i would not use real words but modify words to make a name... Here are some examples:
Pluggd /Plugged
SociaLink
WeBlink
Or something similar... As for the domain, try to get a domain that has not been thought of. This means that all major TLDs for the name have not been taken
Happy Naming!
I suggest finding a name which states what the site is going to be about (in this case a social network), but keep it creative and thoughtful. One-word or compound names are the best because they are easy to remember.
For social networks, do NOT put the word "friend" in the name, that will make the name un-original. Try a name with "link" (for linking people together) or "plug" (almost same as link"). If I were you, i would not use real words but modify words to make a name... Here are some examples:
Pluggd /Plugged
SociaLink
WeBlink
Or something similar... As for the domain, try to get a domain that has not been thought of. This means that all major TLDs for the name have not been taken
Happy Naming!
#14
Posted 13 February 2012 - 02:13 PM
I'm pretty sure your social network wouldn't work , even at your neighbourhood , Facebook,twitter,tumblr and 9gag are the most popular "fun" social networks and they all are great , in all aspects , security/popularity/ease of access/limits.
However , if you have a strong topic of social network , like a social network for skaters or SONY fans , you might go into somewhere , but not popular anyway.
For the name , i would suggest Lark , Pullster , Socialize... They sound web2.0 and they are easy to remember.
However , if you have a strong topic of social network , like a social network for skaters or SONY fans , you might go into somewhere , but not popular anyway.
For the name , i would suggest Lark , Pullster , Socialize... They sound web2.0 and they are easy to remember.
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