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[ClaireB]

I thought that I coined this new word but upon searching google I see that it is becoming a common expression. Doln't you think this could also be a brand name? What do you appraise it for? Thanks.

 

[Golom]

I'd sit on it for awhile and try to use the phrase as frequently and publicly as possibly.

Currently mid $xx-low $xxx

-G

 

[Kevin]

Hi,

First, the word would require two g's.

So working with bloggerist --

The “-ist” suffix can mean “a specialist in a specific area,” e.g. a geologist.

Thus, deconstructing your word – bloggerist – can give us the following definition: “One who Bloggers.”

That does not make sense (although it is kind of funny – I mean, we can all “blogger” from time to time – especially on bad days!)

Blogger, without a suffix, already means “one who blogs.” We thus get some heavy redundancy here.

A better constructed word along these lines would be "bloggist."

I don't see any value in blogerist (or bloggerist).

Good luck

 

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

Google:
1 for Blogerist
11,500 for Blooger
88,800 for Bloger
21,000,000 for Blogger

Hope this helps give you an idea of the value, and the direction of the site, if you develop it.

 

[NostraDomainus]

Hi,

First, the word would require two g's.

So working with bloggerist --

The “-ist” suffix can mean “a specialist in a specific area,” e.g. a geologist.

Thus, deconstructing your word – bloggerist – can give us the following definition: “One who Bloggers.”

That does not make sense (although it is kind of funny – I mean, we can all “blogger” from time to time – especially on bad days!)

Blogger, without a suffix, already means “one who blogs.” We thus get some heavy redundancy here.

A better constructed word along these lines would be "bloggist."

I don't see any value in blogerist (or bloggerist).

Good luck

I would have to agree with Kevin's analysis on this one (another G1 Kevin).

With 'Bloggist' gone, this boils-down to being a typo (if you will) of a rarely used blog term with pretty low potential - therefore valued at reg fee imo.

I like your approach thou - just a little off the mark with this name.

GL with you domaining!

 

[ClaireB]

Google:
1 for Blogerist
11,500 for Blooger
88,800 for Bloger
21,000,000 for Blogger

Hope this helps give you an idea of the value, and the direction of the site, if you develop it.

As Golom says if I use it often enough, it has a chance to becoming a typed in word, i.e. having others adopt its spelling. My calculation is that if bloger (one "g") is used 88,800 times probably blogerist with time will be sought.

Thanks everyone for your input.

Claire