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Naming

Naming is the process of choosing a name for a product or company. A good name is memorable, easy to say, has a free domain, and doesn't clash with the product's essence.

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Naming is choosing a name for a brand or product. It's not just a matter of taste: the name must be memorable, easy to pronounce, carry no awkward meaning across languages, and have a free domain and social handle.

In IT products naming matters especially — the product often creates a new category and the name shapes its first impression. A wrong name leads to an expensive rebrand later.

Criteria for a good name

A practical checklist: short and easy to say; not confused with other brands; a free .com or local domain; registrable as a trademark; doesn't block future expansion (not too narrow in meaning).

Frequently asked questions

Should a name describe the product or can it be abstract?

Both work. A descriptive name (like "Parking24") is instantly clear; an abstract one (like "Loome") gives freedom to expand. The choice depends on strategy — what matters is that the name serves the positioning.

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