Is it time to remove [ AI ] from our brand names?
Sandro Okropiridze
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What do you think is AI already so common that we no longer need to include it in our brand names? Like 'something AI' We have it in our brand, product, logo, domain, basically everywhere.
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André J@sentry_co
Time to add AGI 😏
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AI is still early, so people will likely keep it then drop it within the next few years. It's an attention grabber.
Appshine - Make your app beautiful
It's not relevant but people use it because AI is getting some decent traction
STORI AI
@frenchmajesty True. maybe with end user it still has a "Wow" effect
Definitely yes!
Many are riding the hype train by prominently featuring AI in their branding. However, I find this approach to be one-dimensional and short-sighted. For instance, while our product incorporates AI, we don't emphasize it in our branding because our platform offers so much more than just AI. Over time, many will realize that they want (or need) their product to be more than "just another AI" offering, but they've pigeonholed themselves with this AI-centric branding.
STORI AI
B2Metric
Our brand name , B2Metric , doesn't include ai but the product is ai-based actually:)
aiforme.wiki
I feel keeping [ AI ] in brand names offers several benefits. It enhances traction, aids SEO, and remains relevant to the product, emphasizing its AI capabilities. Customers easily associate AI-related services with such names, boosting recognition and trust.
What would you think?
STORI AI
@akanksha_hunts I think it depends on a customer segment.