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 2001 FORD MUSTANG BULLITT EDITION TRUE BLUE TOUCH UP PAINT  US $8.95
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 2003 2004 FORD MUSTANG MACH 1 BLACK TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 2004 2005 FORD MUSTANG GT OR V6 SONIC BLUE TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 2007 2008 2009 FORD MUSTANG SHELBY GT500 GT 500 ALLOY GRAY TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 2007 2008 2009 FORD MUSTANG SHELBY GT500 GT 500 VAPOR SILVER TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 2011 2012 MUSTANG INGOT SILVER METALLIC TOUCH UP PAINT US $9.95
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 2007 2008 2009 FORD MUSTANG SHELBY GT500 GT 500 GRABBER ORANGE TOUCH UP PAINT US $9.95
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 2001 2008 2009 FORD MUSTANG BULLITT EDITION BLACK TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 2003 2004 FORD MUSTANG GT OR V6 SCREAMING YELLOW TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 2007 2008 2009 FORD MUSTANG SHELBY GT500 GT 500 PERFORMANCE WHITE TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 Mustang Touch Up Paint High Performance White Code HP US $5.99
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 Ford Mustang Touch Up Paint Silver Metallic Code YN US $6.99
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 05060708 Mustang Touch Up Paint Performance White HP US $11.31
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 0607 Mustang Touch Up Paint Tungsten Gray T8 US $11.91
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 2008 Mustang Touch Up Paint Silver Metallic YN US $10.78
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 20092010 Mustang Touch Up Paint Brilliant Silver UI US $11.31
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 05060708092010 Mustang Touch Up Paint Torch Red D3 US $11.31
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 2010 2011 Mustang Touch Up Paint Grabber Blue CI US $13.42
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 08091011 Mustang Touch Up Paint Performance White HP US $11.31
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 0809 Mustang Touch Up Paint Vapor Silver ZY US $11.31
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 050607 Mustang Touch Up Paint Satin Silver TL US $11.31
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 2011 Mustang Touch Up Paint Ingot Silver UX US $13.42
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 Ford Mustang TB Tungsten Gray Met Professional Touch Up Paint US $14.99
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 Ford Mustang T8 Tungsten Gray Met Professional Touch Up Paint US $14.99
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 Ford Mustang TK Mineral Gray Met Professional Touch Up Paint US $14.99
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 Ford Mustang UA Ebony Professional Touch Up Paint US $14.99
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 Ford Mustang UD Ebony Professional Touch Up Paint US $14.99
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 Ford Mustang Professional Touch Up Paint Kit US $14.99
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 2004 Ford Mustang UD Ebony Professional Touch Up Paint Kit US $14.99
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 2002 2007 Ford Mustang TL Satin Silver Metallic Professional Touch Up Paint Kit US $14.99
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 1991 2013 Ford Mustang M6373A Ebony Professional Touch Up Paint Kit US $14.99
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 1991 92 Ford Mustang M6485A Bimini Blue Met Professional Touch Up Paint Kit US $14.99
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 2003 2004 FORD MUSTANG MACH 1 COMPETITION ORANGE TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 2004 FORD MUSTANG MACH 1 SCREAMING YELLOW TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 2007 2008 2009 2010 FORD MUSTANG SHELBY GT500 GT 500 BLACK TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 2010 2011 FORD MUSTANG SHELBY GT500 GT 500 PERFORMANCE WHITE TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 2001 2002 2003 2004 FORD MUSTANG GT OR V6 RED FIRE TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 2005 2006 FORD MUSTANG SCREAMING YELLOW TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 2007 2008 2009 2010 FORD MUSTANG SHELBY GT500 GT 500 TORCH RED TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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 2005 2006 2007 FORD MUSTANG GT OR V6 MINERAL GREY TOUCH UP PAINT US $8.95
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Scosche FD1441B 2010 Ford Mustang Double DIN and DIN with Pocket
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DescriptionSCOSCHE FD1441B DOUBLE DIN & DIN WITH POCKET KIT FOR 2010 & UP MUSTANG |
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Mothers 06108 Back-to-Black Trim Care - 8 oz
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DescriptionMothers 6108 Back To Black Bumper and Trim Dressing 8 oz. are sold in packs of 6. As your ride's exterior ages, rubber, plastic and vinyl exterior hardware of all colors will dry, crack, flake and deteriorate... |
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2006-2009 Ford Mustang G9 Vista Blue Metallic Professional Touch Up Paint Kit
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DescriptionWE HAVE JUST BEEN GRANTED THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS TO SELL THESE PRODUCTS FROM THE MANUFACTURER. THAT MEANS YOU CAN'T GET THIS PAINT OR ANY OTHER PART OF OUR SYSTEM FROM ANY OTHER COMPANY. |
Organic Naming -- Creating Company And Product Names With Deep Roots
When Cingular decided to create a cellular phone for young children, they needed a name that would resonate with both them and their parents. The result was Firefly – a name that not only fits the product (it lights up when in use) but also one that has deep meaning. Many parents can fondly recall summer nights spent chasing the elusive lights as they danced across a fresh cut lawn or meadow.
When a technology company needed a name for their new PDA a few years ago, they could have used Pocket Link (the code name for the device while it was in development). Instead they went with a much more appetizing name... The Blackberry.
When United Parcel Service wanted to instill a deeper sense of their brand identity, they simply turned to their earthy corporate color . . . "What can Brown do for you?" Verizon named their newest phone Chocolate. And the world's leading manufacturer of construction and mining equipment shares its name with a friendly, wiggly little worm . . . Caterpillar.
What do these highly memorable names have in common? They are all richly grounded in human experience. As such they are much more anchored in our brains. They trigger the areas of sight, sound, taste and touch. These types of names then provide a much bigger palette to paint a mental picture of our products and services. They allow us to borrow on the attributes inherit in the words themselves. That's why Apple is much more approachable, consumable and human than Compaq. And that's why we process Amazon on a whole different level than Books-A-Million.
So what keeps companies from using these great words to evoke deeper levels of meaning and greater connection with their brand? The answer usually comes down to fear. That fear may take many forms, such as "No one else in our industry is doing that!" and "No one will understand our product if we don't explain it in the name." On a more practical level the fear takes the form of trademark issues. Many car companies have simply given up on great names such as Cougar and Mustang in favor of alphanumeric solutions... i.e. Q45, E Class, XR7, etc. Rather than risk a fight, they take safe, coined, emotionless words and use massive marketing dollars in an attempt to instill the very attributes that a great name can instantly provide.
The fear also takes the form of limited thinking... that all the great names are taken and gone. But creativity knows no such limits. There are always new ways to create, invent and evoke. It may take time. It may take effort. But the rewards are worth it. In the end you will have a name and a brand that truly mean something. It will be a name rich in texture and ripe with meaning. Above all, it will be human.
Is this the best and only way to name a business or product? Of course not. But it's one naming strategy that deserves more priority and consideration in the light of so many artificial names. Do your customers crave meaning and experience in their lives? Do they want to connect at a deeper level? Then meet that need by creating names, tag lines and experiences that are great – great because they are genuine, grounded and organic. That way you'll not only grow, you'll thrive and prosper.
About the Author
Phillip Davis is president and founder of Tungsten Branding, company naming consultants located near Asheville, NC. Phil and his team have assisted over 200 regional, national and international corporations with business and product branding strategies. To view his company naming portfolio, visit http://www.PureTungsten.com
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