Business Naming Blog

Before writing the first content for a new blog, every blog beginner asks himself: "What should I call my blog?" When starting a blog, very few people know where the journey will take them and spontaneously decide on a name. After some time they often regret their choice, because the chosen name no longer suits them. That's why it's advisable to think about the right blog name in advance.

A great company name is a simple and cheap advertisement for your business. After all, the company or product name is the first thing your customers will come into contact with. With the ten ultimate most important points for successful naming, you'll never forget a single step in the search for the perfect name for your business.

The Merger is a universal tool for anyone looking for a clever name: It does the tedious work of merging words at appropriate positions in no time. It finds pun names and makes sure to test all possible combinations. Merged words are clevitty and originice.

They are on everyone's lips or at least in everyone's eyes because in cities all over the world you really can't get past them anymore - or even stumble over them: e-scooters. But this isn’t about the question to what extent this new kind of mobility works, makes sense or not, is ecological or simply annoying. Or which scooter is the easiest to drive and has the best brakes. This post is about the names for this new kind of locomotion. E-names - a personal analysis.

Find out how to use puns in brand names wisely. Avoid common naming traps and learn how a business name generator can help you find catchy ideas that work.

Good names are a valuable commodity — and that is precisely why they often give rise to disputes. Anyone who has a good company name or brand name wants to keep it as exclusive as possible and defends it against similar names that carry a risk of confusion. Such disputes often end up in court and are expensive. What can one do when searching for a name to avoid such a quarrel later on?

For every person looking for names as well as for professional name developers alike, the search for an available domain can increasingly be likened to a demon lurking at the end of the creative brainstorming process, waiting to destroy the best ideas and the nicest names with one strike, or click. Domain taken = idea buried. In today's ever-thickening domain jungle, how can you find the appropriate name for your own project?

A name change is always an exciting process. Whether in small businesses, startups, or larger company contexts, how the “baby” is renamed is an emotional issue that somehow concerns everyone in the company. This makes it all the more difficult to decide on the new name — and the subsequent introduction and acceptance. In the final part of our renaming series, you will find suggestions as to what you can do to get all decision-makers and employees on board.

A name change is always an exciting process. Whether in small businesses, startups, or larger company contexts, how the “baby” is renamed is an emotional issue that somehow concerns everyone in the company. This makes it all the more difficult to decide on the new name — and the subsequent introduction and acceptance. In the following 3-part series, you will find suggestions as to what you can do to get all decision-makers and employees on board.