Opinion about our business name

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• Jujigatame subscriber Posts: 5 Member

  November 2017

  Hey @"Ryan O'Bleness" , thanks very much for your feedback. The tought was that it is phonetically pronounced as "beautified" but apparently that's not the case. The domain names for your suggestions are already taken unfortunately. We have another name, which is "Belenbo" and should phentically sound like belle & beau. What do you think?

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• Jujigatame subscriber Posts: 5 Member

  November 2017

  @"Tom Adams" & @"Ryan O'Bleness" Unfortunately 'beautifyd' is already taken, too :(
  @"Ryan O'Bleness" belle and beau means beautiful in french, for female/male. I guess the minority of people would know that as we're in Australia...
  But coming back to 'butifyd': if you think 'beautifyd' makes phonetically sense, so should normally 'butifyd', although new customers would really need to get used to that spelling. As an example, there is a business similar to ours in the UK, that is called "Uspaah" - so, similarly an unusual but phonetically understandable spelling for "Spa"

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• Tom Adams subscriber Posts: 70 Bronze Level Member

  November 2017

  So, take  butifyd. It sounds good

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• Jujigatame subscriber Posts: 5 Member

  November 2017

  @"Tom Adams" I most likely will. Thanks, Adam. It's such a pain finding a name!!

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• Tom Adams subscriber Posts: 70 Bronze Level Member

  November 2017

  @Jujigatame you're welcome

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• Aenima subscriber Posts: 13 Bronze Level Member

  December 2017

  > @Jujigatame said:
  > Hi there,
  >
  > We're brainstorming names for our marketplace for beauty professionals and the current favourite is 'butifyd'. What do you all think? Thanks for your honest opinion!
  >
  > Cheers,
  > Julia
  
  Belenbo sounds much better in my opinion. The first variant seems strange phonetically and because of that not very attractive, however many other your customers can like it.

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• Jujigatame subscriber Posts: 5 Member

  December 2017

  @aenima I had a very similar feed back from someone I spoke to and so I'm inclined to ditch this name. We have now come up with "Plushtreat". What do you think of it?

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• saravanan subscriber Posts: 389 Silver Level Member

  February 2019

  A great name is evocative in a way that aligns with a company’s brand and positioning. It could bring up in someone’s mind an idea that is relevant to the company’s messaging, elicit an appropriate emotional reaction, or spur an on-point visualization.
  

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