
How we create an original brand name
hoosing a brand name is more than a creative exercise. It is a strategic process grounded in legal realities and the global cultural context. An effective name needs to be original, memorable, easy to pronounce, and, above all, aligned with the brand strategy and personality.
In January 2023, there were over 109 million registered trademarks worldwide. In this crowded landscape, finding an available, distinctive name is a considerable challenge. That is why we approach naming as a rigorous process, with creativity supported by legal, linguistic, and strategic research.
Evaluation criteria in the naming process
When we begin researching a brand name, we consider several essential criteria, including:
- Relevance to the business and its industry.
- Clear differentiation from other trademarks registered in the same Nice Classification class.
- No phonetic similarities to existing brands in the same classes.
- Domain name availability, particularly for .com and .ro.
- Originality and memorability.
- International appeal.
- Ease of pronunciation and spelling

How we select the final options
Although the creative process produces dozens of promising ideas, many are ruled out because of legal risks or similarities to existing brands.
From the longlist, we select three final proposals that reflect the brand’s identity and strategic direction.
In partnership with TAS Agency, we assess each shortlisted name and prepare detailed risk reports. These estimate the likelihood of opposition to trademark registration in the classes relevant to the brand’s business.
Brand naming is no accident. It takes strategy, research, and inspiration.
Creating an original brand name means more than picking a catchy word from a random brainstorming session.
It requires a balance between creativity and rigour, spontaneous inspiration and strategic analysis.
We research, test, carry out legal checks, and always return to the essence of the brand: who it is, what it promises, and how it wants to be perceived.
That is why every name we propose is rooted in a clear direction and developed to have meaning, strength, and lasting relevance.