As a specialized creator of business, domain and product
names, my main objective is to develop the naming ideas
that can connect your unique business with your specific
target market. I do that by integrating effective
brainstorming techniques, professional knowledge and
creative abilities.

Although they'll definitely affect your image and reputation,
the naming ideas will not determine your financial or
professional success. If you're good at what you do, your
success will glorify your business name. If you fail, even
the greatest name ever created, won't save you.

Let's take an example. Suppose you're planning to buy a
new LCD TV or a new GPS device, and you're reading
professional reviews. Have you ever seen reviews that
end with conclusions like: "This LCD TV could have been
a great choice if not its annoying and confusing brand
name"; or "this is a most accurate and reliable GPS for
your car, but its name may spoil your driving experience".

Changing an existing business or domain name

The naming services I provide include not only the creation
of names for new businesses, domains or products, but
also name changes. Whether you need to change a
company name, to rename a website or to find a new
name for an existing product, Ediwriter is definitely one
of your best options.

Changing a business name can be the result of ownership
alterations, legal implications or operational factors. The
creation process is basically the same, though there may
be additional factors that will be taken in consideration.

The company naming process - more than legitimate

The company naming process can be based on rational
arguments or reflect emotional commitment. In fact, the
new company name can be anything from a person's
name to some weird personal superstition. As long as
it's a free name, it's legitimate.

But legitimate is not good enough. My objective as a
business name generator is not to look for free legitimate
options, but for effective names. Business name ideas that
can deliver an impressive image, are easy to memorize and
can communicate with the desired target market.

Together with the logo and slogan, your business name
is part of your business identity. As part of your business
identity it can try to convey the company's field of action,
but it should NOT be descriptive. It's not the name's job
to describe or explain your business, that's the job of the
advertising texts, headlines and graphics.

Moreover, a descriptive name may work against the
intuitive path of naming your business. That's because in
many industries - especially in rapidly evolving sectors,
the core terminology can change rapidly. This changes
can wreak havoc on a business that finds it has a
descriptive phrase in its name, that is either out-of-date
or inaccurate due to evolution of the business.

'Name my business!' But who's to decide?

When a new client contacts me and asks me to name a
business or company, I always insist to receive the brief
from the owner or executive manager. That's because one
of the best methods to select the new name is to involve
only the key decision-makers and the people that have
the company's best interests at heart.

As a naming consultant, I start by asking the necessary
questions and providing the basic guidelines. At the end
of the naming process, each one of my clients arrives at
a final decision in a different way. Some go with their gut,
using personal reasons for choosing one name over
another; others adopt a more scientific approach and
initiate an in-house research to see how the names are
perceived.

Once you get the naming ideas, one of the best ways to
make up your mind is to try to figure how each name will
look like on a sign or on your business stationery. Read
each name aloud, paying attention to the way it sounds.

As soon as you've made your decision, start building your
enthusiasm for the new business name! If you have
employees, share your feelings with them and convince
them that it's indeed the best name for your company.
A good business name will make everybody proud.

Trademark considerations

Not every new business name must be trademarked. In
fact, many small businesses won't bother to register their
business names. As long as your state government gives
you the go-ahead, you may operate under an
unregistered business name for as long as you like,
assuming of course that you aren't infringing on anyone
else's trade name.

In case you want to search on your own, the Patent and
Trademark Depository Libraries (PTDL) nationwide have
directories of federally registered trademarks and an
online database of registered marks and pending
registration applications.

Order your name from a specialized naming firm

Although most advertising agencies will charge you
anywhere from a few hundreds to a few thousand dollars
to develop a new business, domain or product name, my
price is only $240. This affordable price is the result of my
vast expertise, the efficiency of my naming methods and
my creative talent.

As a renowned naming consultant, I'm proud to be able to
provide high-scale professional services at such affordable
prices. Take advantage of this opportunity and order your
new name right now! Work with a professional naming firm
and do not compromise your business image.

All the new names I create are subjected to rigorous
analyses and screening. They will reflect the values and
uniqueness of your business, while guaranteeing relevancy
and clear market distinction.

For each project I provide at least 10 original naming
options to choose from! You got it right, that's only $240
for at least 10 original naming ideas. Please have a look at
the company name samples on the right.

Place your order now and impress your target market with
a new original, powerful and effective name. Order now and
I'll send you at least 10 creative naming ideas within only
48 hours!

If you have any questions before starting your naming project,
please email me and I'll reply as soon as possible.