Naming things and concepts helps us humans to be able to instantly recognise something because of its automatic association we have with it. What makes a good name? There are lots of qualities a good name can have, and not necessarily all at once, but here are some questions to ask.
Let’s look at some naming types and conventions, so you can start to get a feel for what your business or product might need.
Let’s dive in into step one of name creation. Strategy and Positioning.
Step number two is researching the existing names of your competitors, so that you can stay away from anything too similar.
We are going to use your newly generated brand characteristics to stimulate some ideas for your business name or product name in the following videos.
We’ve finally come to the fun part of the naming process – ideation and name generation.
Congrats, you’re almost ready to have your awesome brand or product name picked out, only a few steps left.
You might want to run them past the most sarcastic person in the team and the shyest, as they will spot the embarrassing double meanings you missed. And then you need to see if you can trademark any of the top options you have in the particular industry sector and/or trademark class in theory.
Over the years I have worked with several teams where we’d named over a hundred different businesses, products and service names, and I can share what has worked best for me to help come up with winning names efficiently.
Nice one, you should now have the tools necessary to create a unique, distinct name for your business or product that is aligned with your brand and your customers.