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Maveric makes its debut and it reminds us that an acronym can make a #PowerfulBrandName. #BrandNaming #Brand Airbus just launched the Maveric at the Singapore Air Show and it really got a lot of attention. While you would naturally think that the name Maveric would refer to the revolutionary shape and style of this new plane, it’s not the case. MAVERIC actually refers to “Model Aircraft for Validation and Experimentation of Robust Innovative Controls.” We love acronyms as #Brand Names or #BusinessNames and we think every #entrepreneur should consider one when naming their business. To learn more about this revolutionary plane and its design, header over to WIRED magazine or just look up (in a few years)! https://www.instagram.com/p/B8uptzMprhd/?igshid=1rhrxekv93fdm

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#StartUpTip: Regulatory & Tax Issues - Often overlooked, until it’s too late, it is essential to explore the federal, state and/or local regulations that will affect your #StartUp. Each #Business faces a unique set of regulatory forces. We’ve seen far too many #StartUps fail because they didn’t do basic upfront fact finding. Be sure to check, and double check with governmental officials and industry insiders to fully understand what’s required of your business. You’ll also want to get all your tax structures set up correctly right at the beginning. If you start with the proper systems in place you’ll make your life much easier later on. By selecting a #PowerfulBrandName, the right ownership structure and addressing the regulatory and tax issues at the onset, you’ll avoid disaster later. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpk675HFKkA/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1f7g7zncohasf

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You should have a #CreativeBrandName or a #PowerfulBrandName while avoiding a trendy #BrandName altogether. Trends and fads are well… just that, and as we all know fads and trends don’t last. #Branding While it may sound great at the time, a trendy name will get old quickly and you’ll be stuck with an old, tired name. Do you remember Web 2.0 #BrandNames a few years ago, these are the names that drop vowels or consonants? A Web 2.0 name for “Price Rival” is PRYCRYVL. It sounded really cool at the time but those names proved nearly impossible to remember. The better choice would have been Price Rival. While it’s not the most exciting it doesn’t drop vowels and customers will know how to spell and pronounce the #Brand name. We found that non-fad #Brands are easier to spell, easier to say and most importantly — easier to remember.

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#BrandNaming Tip: You want a #BrandName with energy and verve behind it. A #PowerfulBrandName should be powerful, energetic and have a vibrant “personality.” Consider the layers of meaning, evocation and associations linked to your #Brand name. The name should evoke positive associations consistent with the objectives of your start-up. #Branding www.brandings.com/how-to-search-for-a-premium-domain-name/