101: choosing a good name
Logo is important. It is needed for differentiating from other competitors. To have a logo, first must choose a good name. A good name is half the battle won. It is a brand asset.
1. The name must be easily remembered.
1. The name must be easily remembered.
Bold, memorable and immediately recognizable. Examples: Mango, FaceBook.
2. The name should not be too long.
We get bombarded everyday with graphics, advertisements and how many we can actually remember? A few good ones. Keep it short.
We get bombarded everyday with graphics, advertisements and how many we can actually remember? A few good ones. Keep it short.
3. The name should be easy to say/ pronoun/ spell.
It will be easy for people to find you, recommend others. Thus business opportunities increased.
It will be easy for people to find you, recommend others. Thus business opportunities increased.
4. The name must be English or English sounding.
English has become a language that bridge people from different countries/ cultures.
English has become a language that bridge people from different countries/ cultures.
5. No Acronym.
ABC, BJ, CD. They are not interesting names. They can mean anything, not to mention indecent phrases.
ABC, BJ, CD. They are not interesting names. They can mean anything, not to mention indecent phrases.
6. Be different.
Do not give a common name such as "The Organic Food, "The Best Coffee". Too boring. Be bold. Have something interesting. Something fresh.
Do not give a common name such as "The Organic Food, "The Best Coffee". Too boring. Be bold. Have something interesting. Something fresh.
A good logo or identity does not guarantee instant success. They are important but it is just a beginning, the hard work is ahead. Many factors to consider for building up a brand, such as brand strategies, how to make your brand work, how to be different from competitors and many more.
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