Naming A Business Mom Knows Best
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Naming a Business? Mom Knows Best!
Summary
Have you ever helped name a baby? Parents know how crucial a name is. Every mom-to-be spends ample time perfecting the name for her child because names carry profound significance. Unfortunately, many entrepreneurs don't invest as much effort when naming their businesses.
The Importance of a Thoughtful Business Name
Choosing the right business name is as significant as naming a child. While parents dedicate endless hours to finding the perfect name, businesses often settle on one in mere minutes. This lack of consideration overlooks how impactful a business name can be.
A business name, much like a person’s, sets a tone. Limiting the number of people involved in the decision helps. A unique yet recognizable name can make all the difference. While there are guidelines to follow, remember that rules in marketing are flexible.
Decide Your Company's Personality First
Names convey personality and often stick forever. Consider the impact of names like Jonathan Edward Winthrop, III versus Jon. The former suggests formality and wealth, while the latter feels more approachable. Business names, similarly, reflect a company’s character.
Think of Apple and IBM. Both make computers, yet Apple is seen as creative and fun, whereas IBM is all business. Before naming your business, decide on the personality you want to project.
Limit Decision Makers
When naming a baby, usually only two people?"parents?"make the decision. Sometimes, a mother-in-law or friend might weigh in. In a business, aim for a balance. Involve the owner or president, a creative thinker, and someone with marketing insight. In small start-ups, this might all be the same person.
Don’t Fear Change or Breaking Rules
Some people change their names as adults, which can be liberating but also means losing years of recognition. The same goes for businesses. Changing an established name like Starbucks would be unthinkable. On the other hand, if the name is problematic, change might be necessary.
Sometimes, breaking the rules works. Take Yahoo?"its name defies convention but found success. If you choose a similarly unique path, be prepared to invest in marketing to establish recognition.
Conclusion
Naming your business is akin to naming a child. After all, your business is your "baby." Take time to choose a name that will endure, just as you would for your child. With the right approach, your company name can outlast even you.
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