We all love a clever name—but sometimes, dumb as two rocks gets the job done.
This week’s #tellthetruths video is a love letter (or maybe a wake-up call?) to the names that just say what they are. Simple. Clear. Strategic.
Give it a watch—you’ll see what I mean.
Normally, a name this maximalist, frothy, and extra would have me running for cover. But for this maximalist, frothy, and extra brand? It’s perfect.
LoveShackFancy isn’t my vibe—but that’s the point. A great name isn’t about what I like; it’s about what fits. And this one fits like a ruffled, floral-print glove.
Watch this #tellthetruths video to see why I think this name is just right—even if it’s not for me.
The Super Bowl isn’t just about football—it’s the ad industry’s biggest night of the year. If you’re as obsessed with #superbowlads as BrandTrue’s Rebeca Arbona, follow her live on Bluesky during the game for the real play-by-play at @withonlyonec.bsky.social.
Rebeca’s expert commentary dives into whether these mega-pricey spots are touchdown moments for their brands—or just money thrown out of bounds.
All Hail Soap & Glory, one sexy mother pucker of a brand name!
Check out this #tellthetruths video for why we like it so much and some ridiculous and wonderful product names within the line.
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If you’re a mega popular celebrity and it’s time to make even more money by launching a product brand, you’ve come to the right place for tips on how to name your brand.
Here at BrandTrue we’ve got your back, and our latest #tellthetruths video details some trends we’re seeing in the way celebrities name their brands.
You’re welcome!
Today we’re sharing another #tellthetruths video about the history of a brand name. This time we’re focusing on the Amazon brand, and you might be surprised to hear some of the other names that this juggernaut almost had, instead.
We hope you enjoy. Please share any other name histories you know, or would like us to cover.
In this #tellthetruths video, Rebeca dives into what it means for brands to be SMART, highlighting how bold choices, while daunting, can lead to big rewards.
From Nike’s controversial Colin Kaepernick ad to Domino’s bold admission of past mistakes, both brands took leaps that paid off and strengthened their connection with audiences.
What do you think? Is taking risks essential for brands to grow?
A friend of BrandTrue, a man, doesn’t like the name of this shapewear brand but we do, so we ran it through our naming framework and did our analysis.
Does the name squeeze and pinch or comfortably support and provide shape?
Check out this #tellthetruths video to find out where we ended up.
SO MANY QUESTIONS!
Why has Be The Match, a non-profit driving bone marrow donation registration, renamed themselves to something that’s much less emotionally powerful?
We’d like to know!
Check out this #tellthetruths video and then please weigh in.
