Know-How Exchange : Taglines/Names

I like Razberry ... or Razz-Berry

raspseed.com is available

the razseed.com spelling provides graphic designers with interesting possibilities utilizing the "Z" and "S" in a custom logotype trademark.

If you do get this domain, make sure to get both spellings.

good luck

"Jooce". (instead of juice)

"I's". (Eyes)

"Dolled". ( customers could get all DOLLED up )

I think the names proposed are great. But my concern is the fact that you have too much going on for the name to mean anything! Men's clothing, women's clothing AND cosmetics? You're dividing this one business into too many different segments, so many that it won't resonate with anyone.

I would pick one aspect of this business and serve the heck out of it. Women's clothing? What aspect of women's apparel, outerwear, intimates, resort, evening? Get where I'm going? Alot of that decision, of course, would come from the lifestyle of the locals. For instance, for me to open up a high-end, designer clothing store where I am moving to later this year, a suburb of Louisville, KY, would be absurd. Even though there is isn't a store like that in that area, there's a REASON. Not enough customers in that area to make the store successful.

Any big retailer/mass merchandiser either online or brick and mortar, started their brands with a very narrow, focused product assortment, positioned themselves as the "go to" store and THEN branched out into other products lines.

So I urge you, please! Find your target demographic, find out what they wear, more importantly find out what they'd LIKE to where and can't seem to find...THAT'S recipe for success!

To do a half-a***d job of selling both to women and men and adding cosmetics to the mix, again, will result in a brand name that won't mean a hill of beans to anyone...even if it is the coolest name with the coolest logo.

This not be the answer you were looking for, but the branding side of me can't let you make a huge mistake.

Best of luck, keep in touch and let us know how you're making out.

--Dawn

How about:

"LUKINGUD" or 'LukinGud'

All the best!
Jane