Adding to the list of great business names hatched from BrandBucket is Blogio.com. Blogio is run by three guys in New York City who created the service from the need to adapt Public Relations to a new media phenomenon like bloggers. Blogio provides a new financial model that allows marketers access to bloggers while supporting the blogging movement in general rather than relying on advertisements for economic support.
You've picked a name, congratulations! After lots of web searching, soul searching, and discussions with collegues and friends, you finally have decided on the name that is right for your business.
Now you need to start thinking about what to do next with your new brand, like creating a custom logo. BrandBucket is here to help with a list of hand-picked logo designers.
Mike Macadaan has seen his share of .com names. As the founder of Twiistup, he sorts through hundreds of them to select the contestants for Southern California's largest tech show-off. Every year it sells out to entrepreneurs, press, technologists, and VC's.
When we told Mike about BrandBucket, his first reaction was "Man! I wish I knew about that earlier!" He had been through his share of naming sessions.
Credit markets are freezing up, retail projections are down, and consumer confidence is low. As branding agents, how can we take advantage of this situation? How can the relative ease of building a new brand on the web versus building a new "brick and mortar" brand work in our favor?
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