How Tech Brands Got Their Names
There are certain foods and experiences that give you an unbelievably strong sense of nostalgia. For me, it’s when I see kids playing street hockey, when grocery stores start stocking their shelves with purple bags of Cadbury Mini Eggs and when I stroll by Pez dispensers on aisle caps.
Adam Lang is the founder and editor of Rewind & Capture. He is passionate about creative marketing, design and brand etymology.
For too long, I’ve been thinking about testing the creative engines behind four crowdsourcing naming platforms, but have continuously backed down because I was having a hard time spending over $1,000 on a brand name for a fictitious company.
Adam Lang is the founder and editor of Rewind & Capture. He is passionate about creative marketing, design and brand etymology.
The majority of us are “wantrepreneurs.” Someone who “is gonna” start a business. Someone who “will find the right idea someday.” Someone who wants to “act” like an entrepreneur. Someone who “thinks about starting a business” all the time.
Adam Lang is the founder and editor of Rewind & Capture. He is passionate about creative marketing, design and brand etymology.
Last week a friend asked me “how do I start a blog?” The question honestly caught me by surprise, why are you asking me? Because it feels like just last week I was puzzling over the same thing, when in reality I’ve been writing on how tech brands got their names for a few years now.
Adam Lang is the founder and editor of Rewind & Capture. He is passionate about creative marketing, design and brand etymology.
If you can’t get your hands on the exact .com, try inserting a prefix or suffix to your domain. For example, getdropbox.com, squareup.com, gotinder.com, bufferapp.com.
Adam Lang is the founder and editor of Rewind & Capture. He is passionate about creative marketing, design and brand etymology.