How Real People Do SEO
- Thread starter clyde
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You know, when G says XX% of all queries are unique, it's hard to imagine...until you see something like this.
Retarded brand name - 352 media. Like no one is going to forget that number. 365 might be better, but overall fail as a brand.
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Unless they're a local marketing agency with a name that represents their area code right?
No, that can't be the case.
Pretty much any football supporter would know what 352 means.
Even an American ...
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) shit right there.
Gainsville FL area code ... there are a lot of 501 [keyword] companies around here
Yeah I've seen that in local markets. Generally speaking a brand should be able to transcend the local marketplace - otherwise I just consider them a mom and pop outfit, yes "technically brands" - but still, meh, naming is somewhat lazy.
Once they leave their local market it's going to be harder to get people to remember those three digits in their company's name - people just don't remember numbers in company's names just one of those things. The word media is also way too generic. If they ever want to seriously grow AND be remembered they'll have to rebrand.
I guarantee you they are having a harder time branding in the other 2 cities they have "offices" in versus the hometown (before people jump down my throat - there is a difference between branding and generating revenue). I think they did it just to copy or mimic other local companies doing the same thing - no real "brand strategy" when they came up with it.
Once they leave their local market it's going to be harder to get people to remember those three digits in their company's name - people just don't remember numbers in company's names just one of those things. The word media is also way too generic. If they ever want to seriously grow AND be remembered they'll have to rebrand.
I guarantee you they are having a harder time branding in the other 2 cities they have "offices" in versus the hometown (before people jump down my throat - there is a difference between branding and generating revenue). I think they did it just to copy or mimic other local companies doing the same thing - no real "brand strategy" when they came up with it.
352 sucks, not easily remembered; now Drip Flix, impossible to forget.
I love the part where she says AOL mail and he asks her if she has geocities page.