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The Cadillac Playbook: A Masterclass in Naming

Cadillac’s new EV family – including the Lyriq, Vistiq, Optiq, and the ultra-luxury Celestiq – offers a compelling case study in strategic branding. The IQ of Branding: What We Can Learn from Cadillac’s New Naming Architecture In the high-stakes world

Posted in Name Changes, Name Origins, Naming Education, Naming News, Product Family Naming, Sustainable Brand Names, Technology Names, Trademarks

Why all those nameless NBI (Nothing But Initials) banks?

Don’t banks get the fact that they are dealing with consumers? Real people with feelings and emotions who want to have a warm and trusting relationship with their banks? Which means an entity with a name they can embrace and

Posted in Branding, Consumer Goods, Financial Services Naming, Name Origins, Sustainable Brand Names, Trademarks

Cracking the Code: Unveiling the Story Behind Chat-GPT

Chat-GPT. A name that hums with a futuristic energy, hinting at both conversation and cutting-edge technology. But for those in the naming trenches, it represents something far more intriguing: a testament to the meticulous craft of creating a name that

Posted in AI, Branding, Domain Names, Name Origins, Software Product Naming, Technology Names, Trademarks

In the Spotlight: Zendaya’s Name and Branding Journey

Here at Brighter Naming, we don’t typically dive into the world of celebrity names. But when it comes to someone as uniquely captivating as Zendaya, well, let’s just say we couldn’t resist. Z e n d a y a—say it

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The Name Game: How Words Can Make or Break Your Product’s Future.

Imagine you’re a contestant on a game show, standing before a dizzying wall of products. The clock ticks. The pressure mounts. You have one shot to grab the winning item. How do you choose? Amidst the flashy packaging and bold

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The 2 most important factors when naming a product or service

If you have tried naming a new product line or service offering, especially in a big company, then you know what a challenge it can be. Who is in charge? Who makes the final decision? What name style do you

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Some names are just so simple and right

I love it when I come across a name that is so simple and so appropriate. And what a bonus when it is also properly trademarked and protected. Well it doesn’t happen often but last week when I was digging

Posted in Branding, Consumer Goods, Food Names, International Naming, Name Origins, Sustainable Brand Names, Trademarks

QUDINI – queuing solution applications

Houdini-QUDINI The ‘Houdini ‘ for resolving all your business queuing challenges, whether it is systematical or in person. This may be for example in the supermarket social distancing access ‘Green Light’ entrance and monitoring the queues (especially under Covid-19 restrictions

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Of Country and Crackers

California – July 30, 2020. I don’t usually lead off with a dateline, but stay with me… Around this time of year, I’m reminded of several things, one of which was a conversation I had with one of my young

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Great British brands of the 1800’s

Cadbury (Year Founded: 1824) Cadbury was founded in 1824 when John Cadbury opened his grocer’s shop in Birmingham. Being a Quaker, he sold only tea, coffee, cocoa, and drinking chocolate. Cadbury’s little shop grew in popularity so much that only seven years

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