Shopify’s Unexpectedly Smart Take on Brand Architecture
Who would have thought that Shopify, the e-commerce giant, would publish a surprisingly insightful piece on brand architecture?
Who would have thought that Shopify, the e-commerce giant, would publish a surprisingly insightful piece on brand architecture?
It was a busy week for brand naming! Here are a few highlights that caught my eye.
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I’ve noticed quite a few new names announced the last few days and I figured I’d provide my top-level thoughts on each.
Just yesterday, I commented on the use of numbers in company or brand names. I’m curious what folks think about the new sneaker brand: 741.
This is a classic example of why numbers in company names can be a risky bet. Sure, the “6” meant something at the start. But imagine the awkwardness when prices inevitably went up.
Kohler Energy’s transformation into Rehlko is a masterclass in clever execution.
In the age of viral trends and social media influence, inspiration can strike from the most unexpected places. A recent example of this is the birth of baby DeMure Reign, named after the TikTok trend popularized by Jools LeBron.
I was a bit underwhelmed by the names “Emily and Berti” for the two new baby giraffes in Berlin. I was hoping for something more unique and creative! What names would you have chosen?
This weekend, my attention was drawn to an inspiring name in Long Beach, CA—a new apartment building named 26 Point 2, designed to house the recently homeless. The name isn’t just an address; it’s a powerful metaphor.