Jeeves brings financial solutions to businesses globally. The company announced that it raised a $57 million Series B at a $500 million valuation.

Hello and welcome to our August 2021 recap, a blog post that gives you an overview of the most relevant branding, naming, and domain name news.

Emmeline Hess, Communications Manager at CrowdFarming, tells the story about the journey CrowdFarming has taken to become a recognizable brand, their choice of the domain name, and why it is essential to be original and authentic.

Gamasutra, the organization that has brought the latest in video game industry news, opinion, and developer insight, has rebranded to Game Developer on August 26, 2021.

What is Cribl? Cribl is an observability pipeline company. What does Cribl do? Cribl builds products to deliver control and flexibility for logs, metrics, and events. Who owns Cribl? Clint Sharp, Dritan Bitincka, and Ledion Bitincka founded the company in 2017 under the legal name Cribl, Inc. How much has Cribl raised? Cribl raised $200 […]

Daniela Maestres, the director of Run & Hop, a branding agency that builds powerful, bold, genuine brand identities, talks about her agency, the history behind its name and the latest trends in branding.

What is Abogen Biosciences? Abogen Biosciences is a biotechnology company. What does Abogen Biosciences do? The company is focused on developing nucleic acid-based (RNA and DNA) therapeutics for the treatment of cancer and infectious diseases. Who owns Abogen Biosciences? Abogen Biosciences was founded in 2019 and is also known as Suzhou Abogen Biosciences. How much […]

Kaushal Shah, Founder & CEO of envoPAP, talks about his brand, the process of selecting their brand name and raising the standard of sustainable packaging solutions.

We had the pleasure to talk with Ryan Maltbie, Founder & CEO at BBQGrills.com, about his brand, the role of a domain name in branding today and why is family support important to business success.

In August 2021, the company announced that it dropped the letter “H” from its name on its Twitter account. Along with this change, the platform logically decided to acquire a matching domain name as well.