Ensure the name you choose is unique and doesn’t conflict with existing brands. Avoid infringing on trademarks to prevent legal issues down the line.
• Avoid names that are difficult to pronounce or spell.
• Conduct a trademark name search to avoid choosing a name that’s already in use.
• Stay away from overly generic names that don’t stand out.
• Don’t follow fleeting trends; aim for timeless relevance.
• Test your name with your target audience to ensure it resonates with them.
Acronym Names: Examples include HDFC, IBM, BSNL, and BMW. They're concise and suitable for any industry.
Invented Names: Think Flipkart, OYO, Infosys, Verizon, and Google. These names stand out and are easier to trademark.
Evocative Names: Mahindra, Tata, Maruti, Apple, and Nike evoke emotions and associations rather than describing the product.
Descriptive Names: Names like State Bank of India or Tata Motors describe the company's offerings but may lack uniqueness.
Lexical Names: These playful names, like Big Bazaar, Rasna and Parle combine sounds or meanings to create memorable brands.
Founder Names: Murugappa, Saravana Stores, Pothys, Krishna Sweets and Nalli are examples of brands named after their founders, adding a personal touch.
Geographical Names: The Times of India, Madras Rubber Factory (MRF), Coimbatore Capital Limited are brands tied to specific locations, which can convey heritage or expertise.
At Gripples, we understand the importance of selecting the right brand name. Our Brand Name Selection Services help businesses navigate the complexities of naming, ensuring they find a name that resonates with their audience and sets them apart from the competition. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you create a memorable brand identity.
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