By admin on Dec 6, 2010 in basic naming questions, brand naming, brand potential index - bpi, naming strategy, naming tips | 0 Comments
Man: “How was I supposed to know that?” Woman: “You should just KNOW!” This refrain repeats in household arguments frequently. I feel qualified in making this observation, as I’m the woman in my household, and have had to bite my lip several times to circumvent this particular script. Typically, I’m not a fan of making [...]
By admin on Nov 18, 2010 in basic naming questions, brand naming, brand potential index - bpi, competitive names, differentiators, empty bucket name, naming strategy | 0 Comments
Why does every brand seek the role of the “popular kid?” Is it because the popular brands attract the most interest and consumers? Like the popular clique in high school, they drive the gossip and news that everyone actually wants to discuss. However, this seems counter to general brand strategy – much less good parenting. [...]
By admin on Jun 19, 2009 in best names, brand potential index - bpi, name testing, naming research, naming tips | 2 Comments
Better to have several good name candidates at the end of your name development effort than just one great candidate. If you only have one clear winner, all too often it’s the one that doesn’t make it through final legal clearance or the linguistic screening or the customer testing. Also, a name typically becomes “great” only after it [...]