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Topic: Branding

Winning Name For Business

Posted by Anonymous on 4/25/2006 at 4:18 PM ET 250 Points
I am starting up a small Math tutoring unit for kids of age group 4-12. This is more of a franchisee wherein we focus on child's brain development using abacus (chinese math tool).
Can anyone please suggest a good name for the business which readily appeals to the parents. I would prefer have a generic name not restricting to Math alone....any help or ideas please !!
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  • Posted by bdggmg on 4/25/2006 at 7:10 PM Member
    There are some great Latin words that might apply to your endeavor.

    studio - to study
    creo - to create
    genero - to produce
    pario - to bring forth

    What about:
    Creo Studio
    Genero Studio
    Pario Studio

    Good luck.
  • Posted on 4/26/2006 at 1:01 AM Member
    Hi,

    1. small Math tutoring unit for kids of age group 4-12
    2. focus on child's brain development using abacus (chinese math tool)

    Try the following:

    a) Developing Prodigies
    b) We make your child study
    c) Brain Developement
    d) IntelKids
    e) ThinkAbacus
    f) FastChild

    Hope this will help.
  • Posted on 4/26/2006 at 2:42 AM Member
    Hi,

    "ProKids"
    "DaVinCiKi"
    "The Michelangelos"
    "Abacus"

    REgards,

    W
  • Posted on 4/26/2006 at 5:17 AM Member
    Hello,

    How about :

    EduSmart

    Genius

    EduMagic

    LearnSmart

    Good Luck!

    Nahida Sunil
  • Posted by NovaHammer on 4/27/2006 at 10:24 AM Accepted
    Foundation Skills

    InSightful Optics

    'Ponticello' School
    (Playing near the Bridge on multi-stringed instrument).

    OneToOne .... 121

    OneOnOne ..... 1/1

    Synergy

    MindWorks

    Eureka Labs

    Team Origami
    (The art of paper folding or origami has received a considerable amount of mathematical study).

    FlightPlan 101

    Goesinta's and more!
    (Urban slang used by Math tutors during division)

    Have fun thinking outside of the box!
  • Posted on 4/27/2006 at 10:27 AM Member
    You've got lots of creative ones to choose from, but here's one more:
    Brain Train
    - Get onboard for learning

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