Bad Names Can Kill a Brand’s Potential
When things go wrong, why is the blame almost never placed on the most obvious factor? The name itself.[Take Schlotzsky's (which recently filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition) for example:] Who can spell it, who can pronounce it? Furthermore, the name is dangerously close to “schlock,” Yiddish slang for poor quality.












cassy on December 11th, 2008 10:27 pm
How can you market your product? if your company has a bad records or names to the public. or the products name is not familliar to the costomer or it doesnt click in a way. name must be considered in marketing strategy in a business. coz a good brand name is a big potential for big profit.
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