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How to Name Your Random Company
When developing a random company name it’s time to get creative and inspired. Follow our six steps to develop a super random brand name.
Have Fun
Play around with random word phrases, puns and a mixture of words to see what unique and creative names you can come up with.
Get Inspired
Look around you and get inspiration from art, movies and slang words to get extra random ideas to play around with in your random business name.
Consider Big Brands
Many of the leading brand names are somewhat random, think “Apple.” Look at what the big brands are doing and see where you can gain inspiration to be more random and creative.
Keep it Memorable
The benefit of random business names is that they often make a big impact and get people talking. Short, catchy names are easier to remember. Think of names like “Zoom,” or “Uber.”
Randomness Check
How random is your name? Researching what’s already out there can help you stand out. If you don’t feel your name is random enough, try adding words into the generator again.
Get Feedback
Share your top choices with potential customers or mentors to gauge reactions. Are they confused by the name? Does it lead them to ask more questions? If Randomness is what you’re after, then it just might be the right name.
Get Inspired
20 Random Business Name Ideas for Inspiration
To help you create your own random business name, we have used our Random Business Name Generator to develop some really random name ideas.
- Byte Blaze
- Echo Essence
- Zenith Zone
- Quest Quill
- Pixel Pioneer
- Fusion Feast
- Harmony Hub
- Terra Trend
- Mystic Mingle
- Vital Vista
- Spark Sphere
- InsightInk
- Omega Orbit
- Pinnacle Pulse
- EchoEra
- NovaNest
- ZephyrZoom
- Quantum Quest
- Apex Avenue
- NeonNiche
Best Random Business Names and Their Stories
Ever wondered how some of the leading brands came up with such random business names? Here’s the story of five somewhat random (and successful) brand names.
| Random Business Name | How It Happened… |
|---|---|
| Google started as a joke. Founders Larry Page and Sergey often joked about how much information a search engine could search for. Subsequently, this was known as a “googol” of information. That is to say, a googol represents the number 1 followed by a hundred 0s. | |
| Yahoo | Founders David Filo and Jerry Yang lifted the term “yahoo” straight from Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels. |
| Ikea | Their name is a random number of letters that create an acronym. To clarify, the founder, Ingvar Kamprad, used the first letters of his name and the first letters of the village he grew up in, Elmtaryd Agunnaryd. Hence, Ingvar Kamprad Elmtaryd Agunnaryd (IKEA). |
| Hotmail | When founders Jack Smith and Sabeer Bhatia wanted their e-mail to be checked via a web interface, they looked for a name that ended in “mail”. In the same vein, they came up with “hotmail” as it contained “HTML”. In other words, HTML was the programming language that produced their product. |
| Lego | LEGO” is an abbreviation of two Danish words, “leg godt”. Consequently, when translated these words mean “play well”. |
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