Which linguistic technique did the creators of the brand name 'Google' use that has since become a common strategy in tech naming?

Language choices in branding can make or break a product's success in the market. From catchy taglines to memorable brand names, linguistics plays a crucial role in how consumers perceive and remember products. This poll tests your knowledge about the fascinating intersection of linguistics and famous product marketing strategies that have shaped consumer behavior and brand recognition.

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Reduplication (repeating sounds) - like the childlike 'googol' sound
Portmanteau (blending words) - from 'go' and 'ogle'
Onomatopoeia (sound mimicry) - mimicking the sound of a search engine working
Backformation (creating a new word) - derived from the word 'googling'