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    efaults to free associations from the past. This is what kills off many a great brand name.

    Imagine a committee looking for a brand name for a new c

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    Imagine a committee looking for a brand name for a new co

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    how it happens. Unlike real life application, naming is usually done in a vacuum -- with no context, no accompanying logo, web site or brochure copy. A group of key decision makers sit in a boardroom and toss names around in the air. And with no supporting cast, no background, no props, the good names often seem disconnected and even ridiculous. It’s at this stage the mind wants to make sense of the names and without context, without supporting elements, it defaults to free associations from the past. This is what kills off many a great brand name.

    Imagine a committee looking for a brand name for a new c

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    oup of key decision makers sit in a boardroom and toss names around in the air. And with no supporting cast, no background, no props, the good names often seem disconnected and even ridiculous. It’s at this stage the mind wants to make sense of the names and without context, without supporting elements, it defaults to free associations from the past. This is what kills off many a great brand name.

    Imagine a committee looking for a brand name for a new c

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    seem disconnected and even ridiculous. It’s at this stage the mind wants to make sense of the names and without context, without supporting elements, it defaults to free associations from the past. This is what kills off many a great brand name.

    Imagine a committee looking for a brand name for a new c

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    efaults to free associations from the past. This is what kills off many a great brand name.

    Imagine a committee looking for a brand name for a new computer company. Someone suggests the word “apple.”

    “Apple?” the group reacts in shock and bewilderment.

    “That makes me think of my mother saying ‘One bad apple spoils the whole bunch,’” one committee member protests.

    “It sounds like something fruity to me,” claims another. “We can’t be perceived as a fruity company!”

    “And what about worms that get into the apples,” a third member agrees. “And the way they rot, and how the juice gets sticky, and how…”

    “All right!” the suggestee apologizes, curling up in a near fetal position, vowing she’ll never venture another idea.

    And so t

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