To avoid these pitfalls, aim for names that are suggestive, arbitrary, or fanciful:
• Suggestive: Hints at what you do without being too obvious (e.g., “Netflix” suggests movies but isn’t just “Online Movie Rentals”)
• Arbitrary: A common word used in an unrelated context (e.g., “Apple” for computers)
• Fanciful: A completely made-up word (e.g., “Xerox,” “Kodak,” or “Nanker Phelge”)
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