How to Choose Your Business Name

Posted by RossKimbarovsky under Startups
From https://www.crowdspring.com 1343 days ago
Made Hot by: deanuk on August 18, 2020 12:54 pm

If you want your new business to succeed, you must create a strong brand identity. A brand identity is more than a business name, but a strong brand identity starts with a strong business name. Here’s everything you need to know to choose a great business name for your new company.

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Written by lyceum
1339 days ago

Ross: Thanks for your comment. Yes, that is the context. Thanks for positive comment on the name. I appreciate your input very much. Talk soon again!

All the Best,

Martin

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Written by lyceum
1339 days ago

Ross: Interesting to hear about your iterations. I like the old logotype with the spring, but I also like the new one with the neon sign-ish style.

Thanks for your immediate reaction to the domain name. I am not a Democrat, nor a Republican. I am a radical for capitalism, and a constitutional republic, based on a classical liberal foundation. Every year, I commemorate the historical Boston Tea Party event, on December 16, 1773.

I am a tea enthusiast, author, and podcaster on tea (Camellia sinensis).

Talk soon again!

Best Premises,

Martin

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Written by RossKimbarovsky
1339 days ago

So is the site your "homepage" for you, the podcast, tea, or all of those? That's what I meant about needing to understand the context... (I assume the podcast on tea since it's a .media site and if so, I like the name TeaParty.

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Written by lyceum
1339 days ago

Ross: How did you come up with CrowdSpring? What do you say about my "last" name, TeaParty dot Media?

Talk soon again!

Best Premises,

Martin

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Written by RossKimbarovsky
1339 days ago

It took us about 50 hours to come up with "crowdspring". Lots of brainstorming and frustration - naming a business is really hard. We ultimately focused on standing out (spring) and since we were a crowdsourcing site, "crowd" makes sense. But to get there ... was painful.

What's "TeaParty.media"? Hard to give feedback without context ("Tea Party" in American politics, has a negative connotation to Democrats and a positive connotation to many Republicans).

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