How to name businesses and companies

Naming a company is definitely a matter of knowledge. The following issues must be paid attention to. Some things to note when naming an enterprise or company: 1. Will the sound be easy to pronounce and easy to remember (one is called "Feilong" and the other is called "Dingyu", which one is easier for you to remember?) 2. There is no similarity with other company names and there will be no confusion (if there are "Fu Lin", "Yong Lin" and "Qing Lin" on the same street, wouldn't it be confusing?) 3. The meaning of the word is beautiful and consistent with the company's image ("Chanel" Is the artistic conception of "Vena Company" very suitable for its gorgeous corporate image?) 4. It is easy for foreigners to pronounce and express it in English (for example, "Vena Company" can be translated into "Vena Company") 5. Name and industry image of the company Will it make people feel contradictory (the company name is "Shengwen", but the products sold are fitness equipment, which makes people feel very contradictory) 6. Within one second, let people know what the product is selling (such as "Charity") ("Airline Company", "Puji Company", it is easy to think of Buddhist supplies) The general company's product naming method only appears in three forms: ⑴ External solicitation: like Shengbao Company, which once "generously" donated one million In Yuan Dynasty, the "divine stroke" of recruiting experts from all over the world named his company and successfully opened up the new company's reputation. ⑵ Advertising company: It is conceived by several creative personnel with wisdom. ⑶ Naming company: In foreign countries, manufacturers will find professional companies to plan when naming. In these professional naming companies, computers completely replace most of the human brain. The annual turnover of British Global Naming Company is more than tens of millions of dollars. Branch offices are located in Tokyo, New York, Mikan, Madrid, Seoul and other places. The cost of computer naming is definitely high: if you are just marketing a domestic brand, it costs 30,000 US dollars, and if you are marketing an international brand, it is 50,000 to 100,000 US dollars. Professional computer naming companies are really "hidden dragons and crouching tigers", with linguists, master writers, computer experts, actors, congressmen and some geniuses with particularly outstanding imaginations. As a result of collective efforts, blockbuster brands often emerge.