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Splash Brands
We develop and market unique products for the gift and housewares industry. We are currently developing a new product line, for which we need a catchy brand name. The products will be in the $10 to $30 price range and have a unique design, offer new features or are otherwise "inventive".
Yes, but a solution with an added suffix for the domain name would be okay as well (for instance www.xxxx-design.com, where xxxx is the brand name).
Retailing
We have two sets of customers: B2B and B2C. The primary customers are buyers from retail stores (B2B) who see our products at trade shows. They place orders to resell the products in their own stores. The secondary customers are consumers (B2C), who purchase the products online or in retail stores, very often as a present for someone else. B2C customers are usually between 20-40 years old, medium to high income level, typically very Internet savvy and social media active.
That our products are innovative/unique/inspiring; that our products are fun/positive and put everyone in a good mood; that our products make the user stand out and let him/her be special
Our main competitors are: Luckies, Kikkerland, Suck UK (we are not competing with a single product, but with the entire product ranges)
The sound of the name should convey that the products are fresh and create a little bit of happiness every time someone sees or uses them.
We like "clever", "cute", "happy", "inventive" and "good idea", as these words really describe what the products are about. However, please think "outside the box". Simple combinations/abbreviations/letter substitutions with these words are usually not very original.
*Trademark Eligibility*: We need to be able to obtain trademarks for the brand name in the US and in Europe. You don't need to check, but try to avoid names that will most likely be taken; *Name Length*: A name with 4-6 letters would be ideal. Some products will be small and hence not allow for printing of long names; *Warm Sound*: A good name for this brand will sound warm, positive and inviting; *Other Considerations*: The name should not include "gift", "present" or "unique"
