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Thread: Trademark names (Identifiers)
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MaliaMing
Thu Jan 06, 2005 3:13 pm
#27
As an aside, you may want to consider making your name Tus'ken Treats or something to that effect because you won't be able to name your vendor with the word "Tusken" in it to match the products.
CraftingGenius
Thu Jan 06, 2005 3:24 pm
#28
i am still thinking about mine but mine is like this so far Bivoli: "Barnone|Chef Foods Bivoli by Sceno" I need to incorporate my stats hmm.... "Barnone|Chef Foods Bivoli +25.17|14m48s|28fil|3use" yay, ok
Osrid
Thu Jan 06, 2005 5:04 pm
#29
LuciousOtso wrote:yay! i'm gald people like the name i thought ofyeah alliteration is always good for marketing due to them being easily remembered. if you use it i hope it serves you well
Message Edited by LuciousOtso on 01-06-2005 04:02 PM
Well thats why I posted my choices to see if any others could come up with something good.
Earymi
Fri Jan 07, 2005 8:40 am
#30
Just chiming in -- I tag all our foods McChottle's [name of food] [power/duration/fill/uses]. Before Ibecame a chef, I was a loyal customer of Vallyn's (sorry Vallyn 
-- I guess you inspired me) and found it very helpful to have "Vallyn's Amazing" in the name of the food because then I could remember who to go back to when I wanted more.
-- I guess you inspired me) and found it very helpful to have "Vallyn's Amazing" in the name of the food because then I could remember who to go back to when I wanted more.I used to brand all my foods Arolena's [same naming convention], but my BE partner's name is Chottle and we both thought McChottle's was a cooler brand name, so I transitioned all the food over when I renamed my two merchant tents McChottle's Fine Food & Drink.
As an aside, I think my decision to take up cheffing occurred when both Vallyn and San were out of business for a bit.
Message Edited by Earymi on 01-07-2005 11:41 AM
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