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Reddit mentions of Hello, My Name Is Awesome: How to Create Brand Names That Stick

Sentiment score: 5
Reddit mentions: 7

We found 7 Reddit mentions of Hello, My Name Is Awesome: How to Create Brand Names That Stick. Here are the top ones.

Hello, My Name Is Awesome: How to Create Brand Names That Stick
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Release dateSeptember 2014
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Found 7 comments on Hello, My Name Is Awesome: How to Create Brand Names That Stick:

u/numberjack · 6 pointsr/marketing

Hello My Name is Awesome is a great and relatively cheap book to start with firm naming. Too much to summarize, but the author does a pretty good job with some free materials at her website below.

http://eatmywords.com/tips/

Alexandria is great and helped me with my own rebranding. Not cheap to get her on the phone, but definitely check out her stuff!

u/owlpellet · 4 pointsr/scifiwriting

Nah. You're going to need a good title to pitch in any case. Clarity about genre and tone should be near immediate, and it should avoid various traps ("The Rural Juror").

There's methodologies for this, and they're different from most writing processes. For one thing, competitive analysis and relative positioning are a big deal.

This book has an evaluation framework that helps guide decisions using rules other than "this feels good".
https://smile.amazon.com/Hello-My-Name-Awesome-Create/dp/1626561869

u/designerspit · 3 pointsr/branding
u/shoptheroyalwe · 1 pointr/design_critiques

I recommend you a book for choosing a name: http://www.amazon.com/Hello-My-Name-Is-Awesome/dp/1626561869
it is fun to read an gives you a general framework about the process that you need to follow to find a good name. Hope it helps :)

u/echan00 · 1 pointr/Entrepreneur

Check out Alexandra Watkin's stuff: http://www.amazon.com/Hello-My-Name-Is-Awesome/dp/1626561869

Also, I'm selling justlearn.co

u/Contetto · 1 pointr/marketing

Not letting me look at the page :/ However, if there is a piece of advice I can give, I would consider changing the name. When branding names that are spelled wrong, "like using a K instead of a c, and missing an e" is an seo an SERP nightmare. You said this is just an example, but just giving you a heads up if you did decide to go with that name. Imagine customers trying to find you with such odd spelling? Not to mention, you are doing that because "creative marketing solutions" is already taken. That's not a good way to stand out. For anyone interested Hello My Name is Awesome is a great guide book that is light and really helps out a lot. I know this may have nothing to do with your situation, and your URL may be a placeholder, but this will hopefully be a word to the wise for anyone who comes across it. When you fix your website let me know and I will look it over for you.

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u/nevernorth · 1 pointr/Entrepreneur

I love this book for a naming process: https://www.amazon.com/Hello-My-Name-Awesome-Create/dp/1626561869

For Zeda Labs, it took me forever. I've cycled through a dozen names over the years, never feeling like one was truely, 'me.' For clients, I could come up with something in 30-40 hours usually, but for my own thing it took FOREVER. I kept at it though.

How the name came about is one of my friends posted this on instagram and the meaning aligned with our values, was easy to spell and pronounce, so thus Zeda Labs was born.