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We’ll help you discover a name that grabs attention, endures over time, and perfectly aligns with your branding strategy. Our goal is to make your business stand out.

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Your brand name is more than just a label—it’s the cornerstone of your identity. What makes a good brand name? An outstanding brand name is unique, memorable, easy to pronounce, reflects the business’s values, resonates with the target audience, and adapts across markets. The right name is crucial for your brand’s future as it sets you apart, attracts leads, and builds a strong presence. Naming a business can be challenging, but we're here to make it easier.
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Every week, we help entrepreneurs and SMBs worldwide by creating catchy names for their businesses. With us, creativity meets strategy to define your brand with a name that truly reflects to who you are. Our brand naming services include three affordable packages:
Name Search, Name Analysis, and Naming Companies.

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Imagine a name that’s as bold and unique as your brand vision. Your brand deserves a name that shines with originality and impact. Don’t settle for the ordinary—elevate your brand with a name that tells your story, connects with your audience to build emotional loyalty, and sets you apart from the competition.
Name Analysis

A company name is the first impression that lasts a lifetime.

$99

Per month

5 Company names analyzed
Market availability & variations
SEO insights on the domain
Social and market positioning
Brand identity alignment
Name Search

Brandable, catchy names directly to your inbox.

$199

Per month

5 Company names researched
Trademark availability check
Domain availability check
Social availability check
Up to 2 names revised
Naming Popular

All-in-one-package to start your brand's digital identity.

$279

Per month

NAME ANALYSIS
NAME SEARCH
Tailored logo for the win name
Up to 3 revisions for the logo
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The BIB model delivers top-notch, cost-effective projects with tight deadlines, limited customization and revisions, and email-only interactions.
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An abstract brand name is a type of brand name that does not have an inherent meaning related to the products or services offered. Instead, it is often a unique, coined, or invented word.

They are invented to evoke certain emotions, associations, or brand values without directly describing the business’s offerings. Abstract brand names are usually memorable and distinctive because they are not constrained by existing meanings or common terms.

Examples:
  • Google: A coined term that doesn’t describe its search engine function directly but has become synonymous with internet searching.
  • Apple: A common word with no direct relation to technology but chosen for its simplicity and distinctiveness.
  • Adidas Trefoil: This unique abstract logo has a perfect symmetrical balance that enhances its aesthetic appeal.

Advantages:
  • Flexibility: Can be adapted to various products or services as the company grows.
  • Distinctiveness: Often stand out more in the market due to their unique nature.
  • Trademark protection: Easier to secure trademarks since they are less likely to be similar to existing names

Disadvantages:
  • Lack of Immediate Recognition: They may not convey what the business does, making it harder for people to understand the offerings.
  • Difficulty in Searchability: They may be harder to search for online, as they might not include relevant keywords, potentially impacting SEO.
  • Brand Awareness Takes Longer: Consumers may struggle to associate the name with the offerings without additional context.
  • Potential Misinterpretation: They may be interpreted in various ways, leading to confusion or mixed messages about the brand's identity.
  • Cultural Sensitivity: Abstract names might carry different meanings across cultures, which could lead to negative connotations.
  • Marketing Costs: More resources may be required for marketing and education to establish the brand's identity and purpose.
  • Trademark Issues: Abstract names might face challenges in trademarking if they are deemed too vague or not distinctive enough.
  • Connection Difficulty: Customers may struggle to connect emotionally with an abstract name versus one with a clear meaning or narrative.

A descriptive brand name is a type of brand name that directly describes the products, services, or features offered by a business. Unlike abstract names, descriptive names are straightforward and convey clear information about what the company does or what it offers.

These names often include terms related to the industry, function, or key benefits of the product or service.

Examples:
  • General Electric: Clearly describes the company's involvement in general electrical products.
  • Pizza Hut: Directly indicates that the business specializes in pizza.
  • PayPal: The term “pay” clearly indicates payment option.

Advantages:
  • Clarity: Provides immediate understanding of the business’s offerings or industry.
  • Searchability: Can enhance search engine optimization (SEO) as the name includes relevant keywords.
  • Marketing: Can be easier to communicate and market since it clearly reflects the company’s purpose.

Disadvantages:
  • Trademark Challenges: May be harder to protect legally because the name describes what the company does rather than being unique.
  • SEO Challenges: While descriptive names can be beneficial for searchability because they contain keywords, they may also face stiff competition from other businesses using similar terms, making it harder to rank highly in search engine results.
  • Limited Distinctiveness to Market Saturation: They may be viewed as too generic, making it difficult for any brand to stand out in a crowded market with similar descriptive names.
  • Narrow Focus: Can restrict the company’s ability to diversify into other areas without changing the brand name, as the descriptive name may suggest a specific product, service, or niche.
  • Perceived Lack of Creativity: Descriptive names may be viewed as less creative or original, which could affect the brand's image and appeal.
  • Inflexibility: As the market evolves, a descriptive name may become less relevant, making it harder for the brand to adapt.

Both approaches have benefits. Consider your business model, long-term goals, and brand vision when making your decision.

Descriptive names are effective if you want immediate clarity and SEO benefits. Abstract names are ideal for creating a unique, flexible brand identity with strong potential for differentiation.

A descriptive brand name is best for:
  • New Businesses: When you need to establish a clear and immediate connection with your target audience.
  • Businesses with a Niche Focus: Where specificity and clarity are important for attracting the right customers.

An abstract brand name is best for:
  • Established Businesses: When you have a strong market presence and want to create a distinctive, flexible brand identity.
  • Innovative or Creative Ventures: Where uniqueness and differentiation are key to standing out in the market.

Carefully consider your business objectives, target market, and long-term goals when deciding whether to align or separate your brand and company names.

Same names are ideal for simplicity, direct recognition, and unified branding. Different names are beneficial for differentiation, flexibility, and specialized marketing.

When to Use the Same Name:
  • Unified Identity: Using the same name for both your brand and company simplifies your branding efforts and ensures consistency across all platforms and communications.
  • Ease of Recognition: Customers can easily recognize and remember your business when the company name and brand name are identical.
  • Direct Association: It makes it straightforward for consumers to understand that the brand and the company are one and the same, which helps building brand loyalty.
  • Reduced Complexity: Managing one name for both purposes can be more cost-effective and less complex in terms of marketing, legalities, and domain registration

When to Consider Different Names:
  • Distinct Brands: If you have multiple product lines or services, having a separate brand name allows you to differentiate and target various market segments more effectively.
  • Specialization: Different names can help each brand focus on specific aspects of your business or target different audiences.
  • Expansion: Using a different brand name can offer flexibility if you plan to diversify your offerings or expand into new markets without altering the company name.
  • Adaptability: It provides the ability to adapt or rebrand individual products or services without affecting the overall company identity.
  • Targeted Marketing: Separate names can enable more targeted marketing strategies, tailored messaging, and unique brand positioning for different aspects of your business

Matching a brand name with a domain name can be highly beneficial, especially for online visibility and brand recognition. But it is often a very hard task or even a prohibitively expensive buying experience to small business owners.

Particularly, the “.com” market scarcity drastically limits an exact match brand name options. When the exact domain name isn’t available, the alternative is to consider different domain extensions (e.g., .net), adding a word, or modifying the name slightly.

However, it’s important to ensure the new domain still aligns with your brand identity. We normally pursue a balance between a criteriously chosen brand name and a suitable “.com” extension since both are designed together to creates a sense of professionalism and trustworthiness.

That’s understandable! Perceptions of what makes a "great" name can be subjective. Often, brand names might sound unusual or not carry meaning at first (e.g., Google, Groupon, Plan4Demand, 7Eleven, ElemenOPillows), making people feel uncertain about them initially.

It’s important to give the names a little time to settle in! In this case, we will gladly offer you a round of revisions by email based upon your request. We understand that each case is different and each client is unique. We are committed to ensure your satisfaction.

We offer a 24-hour cancellation window after purchase, during which you can cancel the service for a 90% refund, provided the service has not yet been started. Once this period has passed and the service has been initiated, different refund policies will apply.

Should you need to cancel after 24 hours of purchase, for the Name Search, Name Analysis, and Naming packages, please note that no work will be delivered as a result of the cancellation, and we will issue a partial refund based on the following conditions:
  • If the resulting work has not yet been delivered, we will issue a 50% refund;
  • If the resulting work has already been delivered, we will not issue a refund (i.e., 0% refund).

The resulting work is considered delivered when a traceable email containing our signed report is sent to the client.

As a service-oriented business, the bespoke, creative, and labor-intensive nature of our work—such as name creation, domain search, logo conceptualization, visuals design, and web dev—along with the intangible value of these services, including database checks, manpower, and processing fees, makes full refunds impractical once project execution has begun, which occurs 24 hours after purchase.

Unlike physical products, our naming, design, and development services are non-refundable once delivered. The digital products provided are unique intellectual assets, crafted with significant time, effort, and expertise. This work cannot be undone, returned, reused, or resold.

By ensuring this policy, we maintain the highest standards of dedication and quality in every project. We appreciate your understanding and are confident that the tailored names we provide will exceed your expectations and effectively represent your brand.
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