Brand Naming: The Advantage Of Two
August 12, 20107 min
The one-day flap over the “Chevy” name should never have happened.
NEW THINKING
The one-day flap over the “Chevy” name should never have happened.
High-fructose corn syrup is getting a bad name. Hunt’s ketchup is the latest product to replace corn syrup with old-fashioned sugar.
Should you start your new brand name with an S or a C? Why not a J or a K?
It’s Academy Award season again, and movie buffs everywhere await the results of the annual competition.
Is Moody Blue a better name for a flavor than Glacier Freeze? How will consumers react to a color named Razzmatazz instead of Bright Orange? And what’s wrong with good old Fire Engine Red?