Check out the latest book from Marty Neumeier, titled Zag. This link takes you to an interesting comparison of strong and weak brand names. Neumeier offers some good rules for creating effective brand names and then goes on to compare the good ones with the not-so-good names.
Link: ZagBook Brand Critique | Strong And Weak Names.
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I really enjoyed this article because I personally beleived that it was the number of sales and quality of the products that gave a brand its effective name.
Posted by: Rabab Raja | September 13, 2007 at 01:18 PM