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What our naming service includes
Research and name generation
Legal check and documentation
Name ready for registration and promotion
Rights are officially secured, nobody will be able to use it after you
Domain, social media and first touchpoints immediately under the approved name
Patent attorneys handle the Rospatent application through to completion.
Used in marketing and communications without risk of future rebranding
Naming projects
Request
Solution
We needed a name — unique, memorable, reflecting the project's advantages.
Then we analyzed the target audience — their needs and what is truly important to them. Based on this, we built the brand's semantic field: key images and messages the name should convey.
We generated a large pool of variants around this idea and ultimately settled on one — Domenie.
The name combines three words: house, estate, and possession. It sounds prestigious but is simple and easy to remember. It evokes associations with a place of strength and harmonious life by the sea.
After naming, we developed a corporate graphic system for the brand.
Margin increased by
Turnover increased by
Request
Solution
We needed a name that reflects the spirit of sports and healthy lifestyle — and sounds on par with well-known global brands.
We used various linguistic techniques to find a variant that is easy to remember and will resonate with the audience.
We developed more than 100 variants, checked them for the possibility of registration at Rospatent, and selected the 10 strongest ones.
The final choice was Sprint Spirit — the combination of the words 'run' and 'spirit'. A successful example of alliteration with repeating consonants S, P, R.
Margin
+5 million ₽
Revenue
Discuss your naming project
Legal protection of the name ✓
How does it work?
- We take into account all trademark requirements at the stage of generating variants.
- We prepare the necessary documents for registration.
- We cooperate with patent agents and accompany the process until successful registration.
Why is this important?
Client reviews of our naming and visual identity work
Naming costs
Names that we have registered
What is brand naming?
A well-developed name solves three tasks simultaneously: it distinguishes the company from competitors, forms the necessary associations even before the first contact, and serves as the basis for legal brand protection through trademark registration. Studies show that a successful name directly affects the speed of purchase decision-making and the cost of customer acquisition.
Naming is a strategic business decision.
Errors in choosing a name:
- Complex pronunciation: Clients will not be able to reproduce it correctly.
- Lack of uniqueness: Too generic a name easily gets lost among competitors.
- Negative associations: The name may be associated with something unpleasant or evoke negative emotions.
What brand naming involves
Name
Semantic field
Sound and style
Legal check
Naming report
We'll show 5−10 name options for your business
we'll explain how it supports your business
we'll outline timelines and costs
we'll answer all your questions
The name exists. But does it work?
But there is no effect.
The name should work for the business and increase sales,
The team immediately understands how to use the name in communication
The name sounds equally well everywhere — in advertising, on the website, in negotiations
Lawyers and patent agents immediately understand what they're working with
The name strengthens brand perception, not just 'sounds normal'
New products and product lines get a name quickly, without chaos
Common questions before a naming project
Our naming process
We analyze current market trends, the semantic field of competitors, and your target audience's preferences, so that the name stands out for your business and does not blend in with similar ones.
- Market conditions and the competitive environment
- Competitors' characteristics, including their names
- Target audience preferences and needs
- Defining the naming objectives
- What is the company's mission?
- What associations should the name evoke?
- Which objectives should the name support: recognition, international use, legal protection or others?
Briefing and analysis
The semantic field is a set of key images and associations around which the name will be built.
- Main ideas and messages that the name should convey
- Associative images that the name options are based on
- Brand positioning relative to competitors
Forming the semantic field
- Descriptive: directly name the essence of the product
- Associative: evoke the desired image through metaphor
- Abstract: have no dictionary meaning, are filled with meaning through communication
- Hybrid: combination of existing roots in a new form
Name generation
In the selection process, not only the semantic component is taken into account, but also practical applicability. As a result, your name is easy to pronounce in conversation, does not create confusion when searching on the internet, you save time on registration due to a preliminary legal check, and employees and clients remember the name at first glance.
- Check for similarity with registered trademarks
- Check domain and social media handle availability
- Linguistic expertise: euphony, pronunciation, absence of undesirable associations
- Check for perception in foreign languages (when entering international markets)
- Testing on target audience: surveys, feedback from focus groups
- Evaluation of memorability and uniqueness against competitors
- Final selection of 1−3 variants with justification for presentation
- Prepare the story and semantic map for the approved name
Review and selection
We compile all the information into a legend, where we describe in detail the meaning of the name, the rationale for the choice, and recommendations for further use.
- Rules for using the name
- Legend and rationale for the choice
- Semantic map — what associations and why are embedded in the name
- Basic slogan (if necessary)
- Documents prepared for trademark registration
Finalization
Design supervision
Naming deliverables
PDF file:
- Concept description.
- Logo (if required).
- Recommendations for usage.
What is included:
- Full market analysis.
- Recommendations for visual identity.
- Possible adaptations for international markets.
Why is naming needed?
- Attract attention at the first encounter with the brand
- Stand out from competitors
- Create relevant associations before customers encounter the product
- Reduce legal risks when scaling
- Provide a foundation for the logo and visual identity
When a business needs naming
You are starting a business from scratch
Expanding to a new market or segment
Launching a second product under the same brand
You face an obstacle to trademark registration
A name that works at all levels
Therefore, we do not just come up with a word, but also build a legend with justification: how the name is decoded, what meanings are embedded in it, how to correctly decline and pronounce it in different contexts — from legal documents to advertising materials, social networks and negotiations with partners.
Art director
Linguist
Copywriter
Project Manager
Who develops your brand name
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does name development cost?
How long does it take to develop a name?
What is included in the full naming development service?
How many name variants do you offer?
Do you check whether the name can be registered?
Can you guarantee name registration at Rospatent?
Do you check for available domains for the name?
Can I commission naming without a logo or visual identity?
For which companies and products do you develop names?
What do I need to prepare before starting the work?
What is usually ordered together with naming
- Leonid TitovCo-founder of the agency
- Nicol ZiminDirector of Communications
- Artem GromovManages key clients