You can change a corporation name gradually – by phasing in new materials over a period of time. Or you can do it radically: Everything new and in place on one changeover date. Either way, you’ve got a lengthy list of materials to consider.
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You can change a corporation name gradually – by phasing in new materials over a period of time. Or you can do it radically: Everything new and in place on one changeover date. Either way, you’ve got a lengthy list of materials to consider.
Names just don’t sit there. Names “do.” Names have action and energy. Sure, names identify a business or brand. But names also suggest certain types of action:
So you want to register a domain name – let’s call it “www.smith.com” – but that URL is already taken.
Big Ass Fans is a new national advertiser. They sell the world’s most efficient ceiling fans, in diameters from 5 to 24 feet. The company started life as the High Volume Low Speed Fan Company, before adopting an irreverent new moniker. (The company claims it changed names after repeatedly hearing customers say, “Man, that’s a big-ass fan.”)
“Hickory, dickory, dock, the mouse ran up the clock.” That might have been the first nursery rhyme you learned. There are powerful reasons why rhymes permeate early learning – and later in life, too, when the rhymes in popular songs are baked into our brains. Rhymes are pleasing, soothing, entertaining.