Brand Name – Importance of Vowels
In this post, I have listed some of the best business names. These are best because, these company names are short, single-word, unique, and easy to pronounce. Placement of vowels in these names make them brandable and easy to speak.
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Examples of Best Brand Names
Examples of brilliantly chosen best company names include Google, Sony, Ferrero, Volvo, Sanofi, Nokia, Yahoo, Meta, Visa, Lenovo, Cisco, Toyota, Cigna, Tesla.
Some more beautiful and easiest to pronounce brand names are here. As these are comparatively less common, so I have provided URLs of their websites.
Zevia – is American soft drink brand established in 2007 by Derek Newman, Jessica Newman, and Ian Eisenberg.
Devro – is a sausage casing manufacturer.
Tesco – a multinational groceries chain. It is a beautiful, short, and easy to pronounce name. It was established by Jack Cohen in 1919.
Delica – a Swiss company.
Valeo – is a cool short name of a French automotive brand.
Tyco – is a security system company with a beautiful and short brand name.
Veeva – is a US based software company focused on pharmaceutical industry, founded by Peter Gassner in 2007. Its brand name includes mostly vowels which makes it a beautiful and easily pronounceable business name.
Aviva – is London based multinational insurance company. Its brand name consists of rememberable and vowel-based letters.
These are also my most favorite brand names due to their uniqueness, and pronounceability.
Power of Including Vowels in Brand Names
During my research, I have concluded that names of most successful companies consist of strategically placed vowels. Vowel letters make the brand names easier to pronounce. Therefore, always include a, e, i, o, u, letters while creating a brand name. Sometimes, ‘y’ is also included in vowels.
Without vowels, the consonant letters in a brand name would be difficult to pronounce.
Company name should consist of a vowel letter after each consonant letter.
However, the brand names which end with a vowel letter are generally the best one – it provides the name an airy flow.
In above section, you can observe that the last letter in most company names is a vowel letter such as ‘o’ at the end of Volvo and Dozro, ‘e’ at the end of Google, ‘a’ at the end of Meta and Tesla brand names.
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