#techbrandnames

[brandings-business]

Strong #TechBrandNames (as a rule) should avoid narrow geographic or category references. Your #ITBrandName should work to create a long-term, self-sustaining engagement with your #TargetMarket. You don’t want to select an #ITBrand Name that restricts your services or scope of practice should you expand. #Marketing www.brandings.com/

[killerpandacom]

Strong #TechBrandNames (as a rule) should avoid narrow geographic or category references. Your #ITBrandName should work to create a long-term, self-sustaining engagement with your #TargetMarket. You don’t want to select an #ITBrand Name that restricts your services or scope of practice should you expand. #Marketing www.brandings.com/

[brandings-business]

#DevelopingABrandName for a #TechStartup is different than for a non-#TechBrand. Unlike most non-tech firms, #TechBrandNames need to evoke a sense of “edge” and convey a forward-thinking mind-set in the value creation processes. With that said, if your new #Brand is technology, software, hardware, IT service, tech support, telecom, electronics, network systems, cloud computing or other technology area consumers have a heightened set of expectations for your start-up. Simply put, your audience expects that your IT services are at the forefront of innovation. They also expect (even if they don’t cognitively realize it) that your services will help their firm become a dominant player in their marketplace. www.brandings.com/technology-names/