The Name Game: Episode 8

We are back with another round of “The Name Game”. If you haven’t played this game before, here’s the basic gist:

  1. We invite you up on stage
  2. You only tell us the name and domain of your company
  3. Our goal is to guess what your company does as well as provide beneficial tips and feedback on your company name/domain

This game provides a safe place to test the waters on your company name and domain, but it’s also a great opportunity to practice your elevator pitch. 

We heard various unique company names/domains such as…

So Frappe – Is this a coffee shop? Do they sell ice cream? 

Printopiausa.com – This could be on-demand printing services, or an online photo printer, or what if it’s a 3D printer?

NF.team – What if this is a sports-related store? Or it could also be a graphic design or branding consulting company…

You may be surprised to hear what the ultimate goals are for some of these companies! We love hearing new names, join us next week to discuss your company name and domain!

If you want to hear more about other companies that played the game, listen to the full session above!

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