Brand Naming: The Art Of Clipping
May 10, 20091 min
Why squander four syllables on “advertisement” when “ad” conveys the same thought in one? That’s the motivation behind Clipping – the shortening of an existing word or term.
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Why squander four syllables on “advertisement” when “ad” conveys the same thought in one? That’s the motivation behind Clipping – the shortening of an existing word or term.
How important is research in Brand Naming? You be the judge…
Let’s say your brand has a significant and genuine improvement, and not just a cosmetic change. Most marketers agree that the new product deserves its own brand name and separate identity.
Word collisions are unexpected juxtapositions of language that can create memorable brand names. (Example: DreamWorks.)
When the sign over the door says Excellent Bagel & Bakery Equipment, what’s a prospect to think?