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Store or Shop - what is correct?

Discussion in 'Newbie Helpdesk' started by Honeybadger, Oct 25, 2020.

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  1. Honeybadger

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    If you made a ecommerce web site that lists fashion products do most people call it shop or store?

    I did some searches on Google

    Store --> 11,620,000,000
    Shop --> 10,920,000,000

    Web Shop -- > 32,800,000
    Web Store --> 27,000,000

    Online Store --> 398,000,000
    Online Shop --> 384,000,000

    E Shop --> 119,000,000
    E Store --> 18,000,000

    50-50, until one big difference

    Online Shopping --> 300,000,000
    Online Storing/storage (not a ecommerce word)
     
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    Honeybadger, Oct 25, 2020
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  3. Graybeard

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    retail location: noun place
    Shop USA
    Shoppe UK

    Store verb to gather and save
    Shop verb to look at and purchase things

    Google Search's grammar is not that good!

    If you are referencing the number found for that "google search"
    that's the number of 'documents' indexed --not the relevancy nor query volume

    Billions of pages are written by 'people who think they can speak English,' and are fuzzy Engerleesh at best; --but will get indexed and be included in that count --So IMHO, that number has little meaning.
     
    Graybeard, Oct 25, 2020
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  4. Honeybadger

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    Looks like shop is the best one
     
    Honeybadger, Oct 25, 2020
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