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Wow, those names are actually real. They sound like fly-by-night compliance "brand" names on amazon sellers. How did those get approved by a multi-billion dol
by recursive 1mo ago
Wow, those names are actually real. They sound like fly-by-night compliance "brand" names on amazon sellers. How did those get approved by a multi-billion dollar marketing team?
- SoftTalker 1mo agoThey need a name they can trademark, and common words can't be trademarked. It's sort of a .com domain name problem, all the good names are already taken so you just go for something you hope is pronouncable.
- Scoundreller 1mo ago> They need a name they can trademark, and common words can't be trademarked Iunno, pretty sure a car manufacturer will sue me for trademark infringement if I try to manufacture a Beetle under my brand name. The bigger answer is regulations in some places against the drug name inferring what it treats. If you want to do global marketing; you gotta go for lowest common denominator: something meaningless in every language/slang.