This transition strengthens their online presence, improves recognition, and ensures their marketing efforts are more effective across all channels.
Anthony Shore, a naming specialist, criticised OpenAI’s approach as “deliberately opaque and willfully obfuscatory.”
In August 2024, Stride Funding rebranded to Clasp and closed an oversubscribed venture round of more than $10 million led by Crosslink Capital.
To align with its expanded services and broader market approach, Hotel Engine removed “Hotel” from its name and simply became Engine.
In 2024, recognising the need to broaden its impact and enhance its international image, Medenus invested in the Exact Brand Match (EBM) domain Medenus.com.
Azuki, a non-fungible token (NFT) brand inspired by anime, has acquired the premium domain anime.com.
Founded in 2021, Wealth.com is the leading estate planning platform in the industry, empowering over 400 wealth management firms.
The 155-year-old Campbell Soup Company is preparing to rename itself to The Campbell’s Company.
387 companies out of 564 have secured a domain with a .com extension, which remains the most recognised and trusted, enhancing a company’s professional image and market reach.
Based on our analysis of the companies listed in the Fortune Change the World selection, we have identified the following key highlights in naming and domain name usage.
Acquiring SquareLine.com strengthens the companyās online presence, ensuring visitors are directed to the correct site.
The Try Guys, once one of YouTube’s biggest creator groups, have now taken matters into their own hands by launching their own streaming service, 2nd Try, to break free from the whims of Google’s algorithms and volatile ad revenue.