You better name it right

Naming a company is important when starting a business.
A company name should sound different. Claris, Claritin, Claria, etc. are similar, although belong to different businesses. A Company name should also sound logical e.g. Fluent Inc. -fluid flow simulation company. Fluent’s competitor is Scryu, a Japanese company. Because the brand is what the company stands for, and Scryu definitely does not sound well in English, I’m afraid it might be not as effective as Fluent outside Japan. Another example is that of Toyota MR2, which is known by a different name in France. Rather than the MR2, it is called “Coupe MR,” because “MR2″ in French sounds like “merdeux,” which means “shitty.”
When naming a company, check what the name sounds like in the most widespread languages.
Posted on nov 20, 2006 by Giorgio Buccilli














