Brand naming

Brand naming for new products and brands: a name that fits, and one you can actually use.

Two Superbrand water bottles, white fading to black, beaded with water.
A Second Wind pre-workout tub, white fading to black.
Two Superbrand water bottles, white fading to black, beaded with water.
A Second Wind pre-workout tub, white fading to black.
A black Superbrand cap on a white shelf.
A Second Wind creatine pouch, white fading to black.
A black Superbrand cap on a white shelf.
A Second Wind creatine pouch, white fading to black.
Three supplement tubs named Daybreak, Second Wind and Long Haul, fading from white to black.

What it is

Naming finds a name that fits your brand, stands out in your category and is available to use. A good name is easy to say, easy to remember and gives the brand room to grow. We check the practical side too, so you don’t fall for a name you can’t have.

Someone in a black Superbrand hoodie holding a Superbrand box that fades from white to black.
The Second Wind range: tubs, a pouch, a shaker and sachets, all fading from white to black.

What’s included

Naming brief

What the name needs to do, the feeling it should carry, and the words and styles to avoid.

Name exploration

A wide set of options across different styles, from descriptive to invented, before narrowing down.

Shortlist

The strongest names, each with the thinking behind it.

Domain and handle checks

A first check on available domains and social handles for the shortlisted names.

Trademark pre-check

A first look for obvious conflicts, so you know which names are worth taking to a trademark lawyer. It’s not legal advice.

Names in use

Your shortlist shown on packaging and a homepage, so you can judge each name in context.

Our process

Adds about 1 to 2 weeks to a branding project.

Brief

What the name has to do, who it’s for and what to avoid, agreed before we start.

Exploration

A long list of names across different styles and directions.

Checks

Domains, social handles and a first trademark look on the strongest options.

Shortlist

The best names presented with the thinking behind them and shown in use.

Decision

Your feedback, then a final pick.

Handover

The name, the reasoning and your next steps, including trademark registration with your lawyer.