1 Renren.com
Renren. com Com is the memory of many students born in 1980s and 1990s who just entered the Internet age. At that time, Renren's vegetable stealing game was so bad that even the vegetable stealing game in QQ space was imitated by Renren.
Renren. com, formerly the intranet founded by Wang Xing, was acquired by Thousand Oaks Interactive Group at 5438+ 10 in June 2006. In 2009, Thousand Oaks Interactive Group renamed the campus network Renren.
Therefore, both Renren.com and Maopu.com belong to Thousand Oaks Interactive Group. Strangely, in the era of mobile internet, these two websites have been basically abandoned by users in recent years, and their influence on the network is getting smaller and smaller, and they seem to have become marginal websites. Renren.com was also sold by Thousand Oaks for 20 million.
Second sinkai net
Kaixin.com, the first social networking site in China with white-collar office users as the main group, provides users with functions such as diary, photo album, dynamic recording, reposting and social games, and is called China's Facebook. With the game "Stealing Vegetables", Xin Kai Farm reached its peak, with 654.38+300 million registered users. After experiencing the peak, Xin Kai began to encounter the bottleneck of insufficient product stamina. At the same time, qq began to grow strongly, Renren reached its peak, and Weibo WeChat was born. Faced with the strong pressure from opponents, Xin Kai finally failed to continue to break through, and eventually gradually declined.
No.3 electric donkey
Electric donkey is a sharing network based on the principle of peer-to-peer file transfer, which was originally used to enjoy music, movies and software. As a treasure house of resources, the electric donkey is used as a download tool by many people, and it is also a place where many old drivers compete.
The reason for the decline of China is that the system was hijacked and robbed by domestic and foreign downloaded software. Everyone just downloaded it, not shared it. Resources are getting less and less, and the download speed is getting slower and slower. Under the vicious circle, customers gradually lose and eventually decline.
No.4 Tianya community
Tianya Community, founded in 199, is a comprehensive virtual community and a large-scale social networking platform once highly praised by netizens in China. Now the popular IP "Ghost Blowing Lights" comes from the end of the world.
There are many reasons for the decline of Tianya, and posting at will, deleting comments and deactivating accounts are one of the main reasons. This violated Tianya's consistent publicity of openness and tolerance, which led many writers to escape from the platform, lost users, and finally the market was occupied by other better platforms.
No.5 1 branch
1 Store, which was listed in 2008, is the first online supermarket in China's e-commerce industry. By the end of 20 13, the registered users of 1 store had reached 57 million, and more than 1 10,000 kinds of goods were sold online, with annual sales reaching11.54 billion yuan. Yu Gang, founder of 1 Store, and Liu Junling, co-founder, became one of the youngest and most enterprising entrepreneurs of the year.
In 20 10, in order to alleviate the economic difficulties, Yu Gang gave Ping An 80% equity of 1 store, and Ping An resold the equity to Wal-Mart, and then launched a battle for equity. Wal-Mart became the biggest winner, and the two founders of 1 store were kicked out.
JD.COM once replaced Wal-Mart 1 store with equity worth nearly RMB 100 billion, and invested RMB 1 00 billion in benchmarking Tmall Supermarket. However, the industry penetration rate of 1 store dropped to 0.58%.
On July 23rd, 2020, the official announced that "1 store" was upgraded to "1 member store", and the original "1 store" was discontinued.
6 Hao ke fan cheng pin
Vanke Eslite is a popular e-commerce website, which was established in 2007. Its products are mainly clothing and cosmetics, and support the national 1 100 city cash on delivery. Try it in person and return it unconditionally within 30 days. Originally, Vanke had every chance to become the present JD.COM, but in the process of development, Vanke made two fatal mistakes. First, too large-scale expansion leads to more inventory, broken capital chain and debt exceeding 654.38+0 billion; The second is the transformation error. The rapid expansion of business scope damaged the image of Vanke before, and finally Vanke was dragged down in this vicious circle.
No.7 maopuwang
Cat flutter. Com, one of the well-known Chinese online forums in China, was originally dominated by TV and games, and then gradually evolved into a hodgepodge forum for discussion.
Maopuwang was established very early, which can be traced back to the end of 1990s, but the most popular time was from 2003 to 2009. In its heyday, Maopu.com had 65438+300 million users, and it was one of the earliest cradles of online celebrities. We are familiar with Sister Milk Tea, Xiaoxing Yi Called Stupid Animal Dad, Internet Fatty and Young Pioneers.
And Buck Brother made their fortunes here. At the same time, the cat flutter is also a place where many online languages are produced. The network language "233" that we commonly use now is the expression of laughter from Maopu 233.
Later, due to the merger and acquisition by Thousand Oaks Group, Maopu sought transformation and realization, the quality of posts declined, advertisements flooded, core users gradually lost, and finally gradually abandoned by the mainstream.
The eighth blog
Blog developed from online diaries and periodicals in the mid-1990s, and it is a place where Internet users regularly publish the latest comments about their personal life, thoughts and social activities.
In the development of Internet in China, blogs are gradually replaced by more popular tools such as Weibo and qq space because of too little interaction and slow spread, and finally gradually fade out of public view.
Let's just say that times are changing really fast. Any great enterprise or website, in this era of rapid reshuffle, will be washed white if it is not careful!