Understanding the business and the market
We start with a brief or a session to understand the business, the audience, the competitors, the markets you plan to enter, and the qualities the name must carry.
We develop brand names based on an understanding of the business, the audience and the market, then check them linguistically and culturally and run preliminary research on similar brands and on domain availability, so you decide with the facts in front of you.
The price covers 10–15 names with their meanings, preliminary checks of meaning, similarity and domain availability, a top-three decision matrix and one development round. It is shown in US dollars by default, and in your country's approved price where one exists.
A name is the first brand decision, and a weak one becomes expensive: hard to say, too close to a competitor, or unavailable as a domain once the marketing has started.
Hard to pronounce or spell
Too close to a competing brand
The domain or handle is already taken
The meaning does not fit the markets you serve
We start with a brief or a session to understand the business, the audience, the competitors, the markets you plan to enter, and the qualities the name must carry.
Names built on clear naming directions, not random word lists or unfiltered output from a tool.
An explanation of each name's idea, how it is pronounced, and why it suits the brand or can grow with it.
A first review of meanings, pronunciation and likely associations in English and Arabic, depending on the markets you serve.
An initial search for brands and names that are similar, to reduce the chance of conflict, without claiming a legal clearance.
A check at the time of the search for the domains and related usernames, with alternatives where a first choice is taken.
A short decision matrix comparing the strongest options by distinctiveness, clarity, flexibility and ease of use.
Development of the directions based on specific feedback, if the first round does not settle the choice.
BITHAN Fine Jewelry: the naming and identity case, from positioning and name checks to a bilingual identity and applications.
Read the naming and identity case →The limits of the research are stated clearly, so the decision is made with the right expectations.
The business, the audience, the markets and the traits the name must carry.
A long list, then a shortlist we can defend.
Meaning, pronunciation, similarity and domain availability.
A decision matrix so the choice is explicit.
Then your decision.
It does not replace a full trademark search or legal advice, and it does not guarantee registration. Official registration is decided by the competent authority.
Domain and handle availability can change at any time, so we check it again at the moment you decide.
Not included: trademark registration and its official fees, full legal clearance, and the visual identity system.
The defined starting package includes 10–15 names with meanings, preliminary checks of the domains and similarity, and a development round. Its price is shown in US dollars by default, and in your country's approved price where one exists. Larger naming projects are scoped after a brief.
No. We carry out preliminary research to reduce the chance of conflict or rejection, but acceptance and registration are decided by the official authorities and cannot be guaranteed.
It includes checking availability at the time of the search. Buying the domain and the official trademark registration are separate steps, and their fees are not part of our scope.
Naming defines the name and its initial direction. Visual identity designs the logo and visual system. The name should be decided before the identity is designed.
The scope includes one development round based on clear feedback. We agree on the decision criteria before we start, so the choice is not based on shifting preferences.
Tell us the business, the audience, the markets and the feeling the name should create. We reply with a scope and the price that applies.
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