An out of date company name can limit opportunities, especially when you're expanding into new markets. Or perhaps the business has changed and a new company name will better reflect who you are and what you offer. Mergers and buyouts often require a fresh company name.
Company names are the first public act of branding. A fresh company name can separate you from competitors; demonstrate to the world what's unique; or reinforce a niche or position you want to own. You can also simplify a long name (FedEx from Federal Express), or bring an old name up to date.
Successful company names build a brand persona from the brand positioning. The new name quickly creates recognition and defines a focus. It's a chance to reinforce the value provided to the target audiences.
With a new name comes a new brand identity system. Yes, we do that too. Really well.
Learn more about the branding process and the critical phases to achieve success—from audit to launch.
Are you ready to embrace the change of a new name and brand?
When is it time for a rebrand? Examine your rebranding definition.
Start the process with the worksheets below. Then give us a call at 503.883.4433 or drop us an email to schedule a time to talk. We can help.
At the time, I wasn’t sure I really wanted to make the investment in re-branding KE Enterprises as Western Oregon Waste. But given the success of WOW, I’d do it again in a heartbeat. Our new brand has had a major impact on our business. Now we have a big, bright, positive presence ... WOW has become a rallying point and morale-booster for our staff.
Thanks for all your hard work on the name change. It was a bit like herding cats, but we seem to have gotten where we want to be … thanks again for shepherding us through the process. We’d still be bogged down in delirium if you hadn’t given it shape and direction.