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How the world's biggest brands got their names

How the world's biggest brands got their names | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"A brand’s name is the first thing potential customers encounter. Here's how to get it right ..."

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Where these companies got their names from - Part 2

Where these companies got their names from - Part 2 | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"There's a story behind everything, especially the big brand names that we use so often in our day to day lives. So, wouldn't it be interesting to know the..."

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Eleven brand names that simply couldn't survive the times - Adweek

Eleven brand names that simply couldn't survive the times - Adweek | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"It is not often that a brand has to take a step as drastic as scuttling its name ..."

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Good brand names don’t sound like dead bodies

Good brand names don’t sound like dead bodies | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Like naming your company, naming your products can have far-reaching consequences, both good and bad. The right names can help launch your product to greater success ..."

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Why brand names are the new logos - Design Week

Why brand names are the new logos - Design Week | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Brand consultant Emily Penny asks 'what's in a name?' as she looks at why brand names are experiencing a renaissance ..."

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Real person or marketing dept. creation — can you tell the difference? - The Consumerist

Real person or marketing dept. creation — can you tell the difference? - The Consumerist | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Take a look in your kitchen cabinets or the shelves of any supermarket and you'll find seemingly countless products branded with names that sound like they're based on the name of an actual human being ..."

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