Business Naming Blog

Cryptos like Bitcoin, Solana or Cardano have unusual names - but why? Discover the hidden meanings behind the biggest cryptocurrency names and how to use similar methods to name your own project.

Tracking, exercise and a workout plan: Fitness Apps help people with getting fit and living healthy. An app like that supports you on different levels. They tend to have easy names that are not really surprising and always show you what you can expect from the app.

What do Aspirin, Zipper and Sharpie have in common? All are office supplies, of course. What about Pampers, Labello and Q-Tips? They belong to the hygiene sector. And Polaroid, Goretex and Jeep? Sounds like an adventure holiday. Let's add Dynamite and Plexiglass. Then we look at this long list of terms and ask ourselves: What do all these brand names have in common?

The idea, the start-up concept or product is is in place, everything is ready to start - and then you "just need the right name" to really get going! But what if no name idea really takes off? Or all the good names are already gone, the comrades-in-arms can't agree on anything, and on top of that, time is running out? We'll show you the five biggest pitfalls in finding a name - and solutions on how to find the right name for your company or product after all.

The best place to start your name search is the Word Depot. Here you add the most important keywords related to your project to be prepared for the name search. There are various methods available find suitable words.

Questions and answers regarding trademark law and NameRobot's Trademark Check. Find everything you need to know about the legal side of brand names, like "What exactly is a "trademark"?, "Can you protect any name as a trademark?" or "What does a trademark registration cost?".

"When it comes to naming, unpackaged stores are the new hairdressers," was recently reported in an article in the German "Zeit" magazine which took the witty naming of unpacked stores as a target. From funny to weird names, everything is indeed there and makes you smile at first. But do such names really contribute to making more people want to shop without packaging? We take a closer look!

What binds people emotionally to brands? How do you establish a strong, emotional brand? And what exactly does "emotional" mean in connection with brand names? Isn't it enough if the name sounds good and, in the best case, evokes positive associations? Let's take a closer look at what emotions in brand names are all about.

NameRobot is primarily about the creation of names. But finding a name is not enough on its own. As an entrepreneur, you have to think further: you'll want to establish a solid brand name, and often you'll want to protect it as a trademark. On our website, we've compiled a wealth of information about brand names and trademarks. Here's an overview of our articles on brand names.