Naming your company can be challenging and time consuming. If you need help or simply don’t have the time (it took us nearly 50 hours to name “crowdSPRING&# ), you can leverage crowdSPRING’s community of more than 64,000 designers and writers to come up with your company name or a product name. MORE >>

There’s thousands of advice posts on picking a domain name; In this post I’ll try to filter down to the few most important ideas, take a quick look at how the interaction between name and market focus work, and share 6 online tools that I found useful in my hunt for Project Y’s URL. Domain naming tools. MORE >>

Finding and agreeing upon a worthy name is always a struggle, especially if you have co-founders. There’s a lot of advice on the Internet about naming companies; see this article from OnStartups.com for a particularly good, detailed checklist. Then of course there’s the domain name. Short so it’s easy to say and read. MORE >>

… It OUGHT to be really obvious how to create a proper tag for a conference, but my observation is that 98% of conferences suck at name tags. If you can, avoid “hanging&# name tags - I’m not a big fan of name tags that hang from your neck. Make the name big. Make the company name just as big. MORE >>

Coming up with a great name for your business should never be taken lightly. What’s more, when you’re trying to think of a name, you’re just starting out and have plenty on your plate already. It can be confusing to customers and colleagues if you attempt a name change down the road. This is trickier even than it sounds. MORE >>