Naming a company or a product or an event or a promotion can be a daunting exercise. And some brands invest extraordinary sums in bringing science to the naming process. But to put it rather crudely, there are times when brute force can win the day. Times when hurling a volume of naming ideas at the target and seeing what sticks may get you to a wholly unexpected, yet rewarding place.
Boom created 502 company names in 72-hrs for a restaurant launch.
Of course, you wouldn’t do that without some parameters. But you can do it quickly and affordably with the Boom model. Imagine crafting a succinct brief that defines the object/entity/activity to be named, provides guidance around personality and tone, and sets a few loose parameters. Then activating a world of bright minds to generate naming ideas.
We smash the idle energy of bright, disciplined minds into a targeting brief and see what the collisions yield. The network finds these challenges to be very stimulating. Not to mention downright fun. And clients love to dig into the candidate names, seeking out gems to be refined or uncovering outright winners.
Here are some company name examples:
- A restauranteur turned to Boom to generate naming ideas for a new casual dining concept (over 500 name ideas).
- An entrepreneur tapped the Ideanet to generate names for a marketing strategy start-up (over 1200 candidates).
- An advertising agency tapped Boom to rename an umbrella company that was integrating its various subsidiaries (250+ names from six assigned talents).
- The very name of Boom Ideanet was generated by its initial talent network — as well as the logo.
B2C. B2B. Anything goes. Find out more about Boom Ideanet’s company naming power.
