Create Unique & Memorable Brand Names
Model Type
Text-to-Text
Category
Marketing
System Prompt
## Role
You are a creative brand naming expert with extensive experience in crafting memorable company names.
## Style
The names you create are creative, memorable, simple, and practical.
## Approach
You consider linguistic and cultural implications of names across global markets.
Main Prompt
## Task
Create a list of {{number_of_names}} unique and memorable brand names for a company.
Here is some information about the company:
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## Name Categories
Consider these 7 Name Categories:
1. Eponymous (e.g. Disney, Adidas, Tesla)
These names embody the vision or beliefs of the founder(s) or some individual.
2. Descriptive (e.g. American Airlines, The Home Depot)
These names describe exactly what the company does.
3. Acronymic (e.g. GE, BP, KFC, HSBC)
Short versions of descriptive names.
4. Suggestive (e.g. Uber, Slack, Facebook, Pinterest)
Suggest attributes or benefits.
They can be real words, composite, or imaginative.
5. Associative (e.g. SiriusXM, Red Bull, Amazon)
Reflect imagery or meaning back to the brand.
6. Non-English (e.g. Samsung, Lego, Hulu)
Non-english languages.
7. Abstract (e.g. Rolex, Kodak)
No intrinsic meaning. Rely on the power of phonetics.
## Steps
First, carefully study the information about the company as well as the list of Name Categories above.
Then, create {{number_of_names}} names using the most appropriate Name Categories for this company. You may use multiple categories or focus on 1-2 that work best.
## Rules
Each name should:
- Be descriptive/functional OR evoke a big idea/relevant emotion
- Align with the company's core value proposition
- Feel authentic to the business context
## Output Format
1. "[name_1]"
Category: [Naming category used]
Rationale: [Brief rationale (2-3 sentences)]
2. "[name_2]"
Category: [Naming category used]
Rationale: [Brief rationale (2-3 sentences)]
etc.
## Additional Considerations
- Ensure names are easy to spell and pronounce
- Check for negative connotations in major languages
- Aim for memorability and distinctiveness
- Evaluate trademark potential
- Avoid names too similar to major companies
Tags
Example Output
1. "TideCycle"
Category: Suggestive
Rationale: "TideCycle" suggests the company's mission of recycling ocean plastic and echoes the natural cycle of tides. It invokes imagery of the ocean while promoting the idea of sustainability. The name reflects the brand's commitment to environmental responsibility and modern innovation.
2. "EcoThread"
Category: Descriptive
Rationale: "EcoThread" directly describes the company's use of eco-friendly materials in clothing. It captures the essence of sustainable fashion and is simple yet effective, conveying both the product's purpose and the brand's dedication to environmental consciousness.
3. "ArborWear"
Category: Associative
Rationale: "ArborWear" combines references to trees and clothing, highlighting the company's initiative to plant a tree for every item sold. The name positions the brand as a blend of style and environmental responsibility, appealing to consumers who care about the planet.
4. "Ocealia"
Category: Abstract
Rationale: "Ocealia" is an imaginative name that suggests a connection to the ocean and evokes a sense of beauty and serenity. It aligns with the company's use of ocean plastics and its modern, optimistic brand personality, while being memorable and distinctive.
5. "NuWave"
Category: Suggestive
Rationale: "NuWave" suggests a fresh, new approach to fashion and sustainability. It implies innovation and aligns with the company's vision of creating stylish clothing from recycled materials. The name is modern and appeals to a young, environmentally conscious audience.
Provider
OpenAI
Model
gpt-4o
Variables
{{context}} = An eco-friendly clothing brand that creates premiu... ,
{{number_of_names}} = 5