Many companies hope to have a good name. Perhaps a good name may attract more customers. Especially advertising companies, because they are advertising themselves, they pay more attention to creativity and practicality. But how do you name your advertising agency?

How to name an advertising company

Many advertising companies hope to have a good name of their own, because the advertising company itself is advertising, and of course it pays attention to creativity and artistic conception. How to name the advertising company? What about a good name? Below is a list of some advertising company names we have collected. If you choose these auspicious advertising company names to match your own generated horoscopes, your advertising business will surely flourish.

Don’t use polyphonic characters in company names

Using polyphonic characters in company names will cause great inconvenience to people just like using uncommon characters, and the meaning itself is not clear enough. Polyphonic names are more likely to be confusing when the name has two or more pronunciations. For example: Lehai Restaurant, the word "乐" has two pronunciations, one is LE and the other is YUE, which makes people wonder which pronunciation is better. For example, the following characters have two readings: Xing, Sheng, Zhong, Qian Chao, etc. Of course, we are not saying that polyphonic characters should never be used in naming. But at least ensure that others can determine its pronunciation and not mispronounce it.

Don’t name your company with bad intentions:

For example, you happen to be engaged in the manufacture and sale of cosmetics, so you come up with something out of your imagination. I want to register "Heroin" as a trademark and let consumers purchase it by name. Then you may enter the Trademark Office with great excitement but come out disappointed! Because the word "heroin" has the same pronunciation and synonym with drugs, it obviously violates the so-called principle of good customs and habits.

Don’t use partial characters in company names:

Trademark names are for consumers to call, and the popularity of the words should be taken into consideration. However, it is regrettable that some trademarks are used in naming. There are also some very serious problems with word usage. A certain soy protein powder factory named its soy protein powder, instant soy milk products and other products "Gang Feng" as a trademark. Not only ordinary farmers and citizens don’t recognize such a trademark, but perhaps even teachers in universities may not recognize it. It is difficult for us to imagine that such a trademark can become a famous brand trademark, and it is also difficult to imagine that products with such a trademark can sell well in the market.

The reason why some people use uncommon words to name them is because they think whether they can get a good name depends on whether they can choose a good word. Therefore, when it comes to naming, the first thing I want to do is to look up the "Kangxi Dictionary". As everyone knows, the actual situation is exactly the opposite.

A good name, like a good article, is about finding magic in the ordinary, rather than relying on uncommon characters, multi-stroke characters and variant characters. "Sitong", "Fangzheng", "Jinlinong" and "Master Kong" are all pleasant names, and none of them are common words.

Don’t name a company with an obscure meaning:

An obscure meaning means that the pronunciation is too profound and cannot be understood by others. Just like choosing a rare word, although the meaning is good, no one understands it, and the meaning is meaningless no matter how good it is.