Does the name "Lion" sound like "Lyin'" to you?

12 years ago

Originally Posted by NeverTooLate

Was hoping to get a few opinions on a domain name in which radio ads will be used. The name is Lion Marketing. My concern is that it sounds like "lyin'" or "lying". What do you think?

Lol, with the way people think about internet marketing, alot of people might think it is lying marketing

Maybe having a lion roar after the name has been mentioned, would help to make it clear.

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fluffythewondercat

12 years ago

A tagline (which you should have anyway) would remove any ambiguity.

"Lion Marketing, when you want to be king of the jungle."

Hopefully you'll come up with something less cheesy than that, though.

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NeverTooLate 12 years ago

Thanks Fluffy. Will do, of course. Bookmarked the bestoffiverr.com. Stay cool, cat. ;-)
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Will Edwards

12 years ago

Originally Posted by fluffythewondercat

A tagline (which you should have anyway) would remove any ambiguity.

"Lion Marketing, when you want to be king of the jungle."

Hopefully you'll come up with something less cheesy than that, though.

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jessiem 12 years ago

That made me laugh too..I remember "The Lion King"
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danstairs

12 years ago

I would go with Tiger, biggest of the big cats. I think Lion is great though and it all depends on how it looks. With a big Lion roaring or whatever, no one would ever think of lying. Maybe, if Tony Blair was involved somehow then I couldn't think of anything else.

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NeverTooLate

12 years ago

Originally Posted by danstairs

I would go with Tiger, biggest of the big cats. I think Lion is great though and it all depends on how it looks. With a big Lion roaring or whatever, no one would ever think of lying. Maybe, if Tony Blair was involved somehow then I couldn't think of anything else.

Funny, Dan. I think of Obama in the same way. Of course, politicians are all lyin' on a regular basis. Interesting how most of them were/are lawyers (liars?). There should be a law against attorneys and multi-millionaires running for office.

The problem I have with Tiger, is its association with the golfer. He tarnished that word, esp with using it for marketing.

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Joe Mobley 12 years ago

I'd be lying if I said it didn't. :rolleyes:

Okay, okay...

Radio.

[Sound of roaring lion] "Lion Marketing, (whatever your tagline is.)

No one will even thing about "lyin".

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NeverTooLate 12 years ago

Thanks Alex. LOL. Would definitely do the roaring lion sound.
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Niko A Berezkin

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Alex Blades

Lol, with the way people think about internet marketing, alot of people might think it is lying marketing

Maybe having a lion roar after the name has been mentioned, would help to make it clear.

When I read your question I immediately thought you should just call it "Roaring Lion Marketing"

it's got a nice sound to it, and takes away the ambiguity.

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Kay King

12 years ago

radio ads will be used

I wouldn't use it for radio ads. It doesn't work.

Big Cat Marketing might not sound as elegant - but it's memorable and won't make people wonder "WHAT did he say?".

Of course "lion" and "lyin" sound exactly the same. If you have to use a sound or trick to make a name recognizable - you have the wrong name.

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Claire Koch

12 years ago

let me just rephrase this. Nobody's going to mistake your business for that but I love

Big Cat marketing

Originally Posted by Kay King

I wouldn't use it for radio ads. It doesn't work.

Big Cat Marketing might not sound as elegant - but it's memorable and won't make people wonder "WHAT did he say?".

Of course "lion" and "lyin" sound exactly the same. If you have to use a sound or trick to make a name recognizable - you have the wrong name.

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johndetlefs 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Claire Koch

let me just rephrase this. Nobody's going to mistake your business for that but I love

Big Cat marketing

Yeah, me too. Not sure why, but Big Cat Marketing does it for me more than Lion Marketing does.
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talfighel

12 years ago

Yes, it does sound like Lyin to me. I am not sure how good of an idea to use that "lion" name in your marketing.

Maybe if you add a lion's voice in the audio, that may help.

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bobtracz

12 years ago

maybe it should be preceded by "Not" Lion - LOL

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NeverTooLate 12 years ago

Originally Posted by bobtracz

maybe it should be preceded by "Not" Lion - LOL

Made me laugh Bob! Then my slogan would be something like, "But Can You Handle the Truth?"
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nicholasb

12 years ago

maybe go with cheetah

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sbucciarel Banned 12 years ago

Originally Posted by nicholasb

maybe go with cheetah

Well, maybe not. Cheetah = cheata = cheater

So you don't want to be a lyin cheata, now do you?
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Oliver Williams

12 years ago

Does it have to be lion? Maybe you could find something else instead or maybe it would be fine either way what ever name you use.

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Claire Koch

12 years ago

LION IS "kING OF THE FOREST" i NEVER THINK OF THAT SOUNDING LIKE LYIN OR LYING. Where did you even get this idea? There are a few businesses online using that already tho

I like roaring lion marketing I just read that below.

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NeverTooLate

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Claire Koch

LION IS "kING OF THE FOREST" i NEVER THINK OF THAT SOUNDING LIKE LYIN OR LYING. Where did you even get this idea? There are a few businesses online using that already tho

I like roaring lion marketing I just read that below.

Seems to be half and half from replies I'm getting here and another place. So it has some validity I guess.

You can use the same name as another company, just not in your own state, in same type of business. Except for national trademarks like Microsoft, 3M, Macy's, etc. Right? Anyone know different?

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ronorr

12 years ago

yeah I could see how people would think lyin, but you could have a roar signature sound or something. or start off with the the marketing is a jungle out there and we are the king of the internet jungle lion marketing

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Randall Magwood

12 years ago

I think "Lion Marketing" sounds straight to the point. In fact when i read your idea, i didn't even think of "lyin" or "lying". I think you should use it.

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Cesar Sampaio

12 years ago

No one serious about business would think that.

But if you want to change the name, what about Jaguar? It is less used and sounds cool.

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Alan Ashwood

12 years ago

"Am I a Lion?"
"Don't think I'm a lion; though I've got a mighty roar".

Jubal Earley
Firefly.

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NeverTooLate 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Alan Ashwood

"Am I a Lion?"
"Don't think I'm a lion; though I've got a mighty roar".

Jubal Earley
Firefly.

Alan, is that the sci-fi movie Firefly?
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Confined To Life

12 years ago

People associate with what they see, not how it sounds. There's no problem with LionMarketing.

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Searchlabmedia

12 years ago

As long as you have a good logo to go with it, shouldn't be a problem.

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Sue McDonald

12 years ago

Yes it depends how it is marketed but on radio people may hear lying. I quite like Lion Marketing but as I say it depends on the marketing and the site that people are sent to.

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NeverTooLate

12 years ago

Lots of Aussies and Brits answering my Q. Interesting. Thanks mates!

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talfighel

12 years ago

What if you can call it "Tiger Marketing". It has the same powerful meaning.

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CBusiness

12 years ago

Why not go with...........

Wild Lion Marketing ............ Lol.. Wild Lying sounds hilarious in itself

I agree with Tiger, considering the Tiger is a physically greater specimen... it strikes harder and can move faster .

Another way to do it might be to figure out alternative names for Lions.......... That is its common name.

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