Hi all,
Myself and a friend are considering a little venture, and have a potential product for the GAA market.
I was hoping for some ideas on a brand name, which would associate it with the GAA, without giving Croker anything to come get us! ;)
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
What's the product? Might help with Creating a brand name?
Yes I appreciate it probably would, however I would prefer not to disclose.
It could be described as a training/performance aid.
Err, you're walking into very tricky waters unless you plan on giving the person whose name you use a cut of some description.
Why would I be using anyone's name?
To give you a simplified explanation, I'd like to incorporate words that could be associated with the GAA e.g. Green, Gael, Irish etc
Quote from: Oak Leafer on May 18, 2012, 12:55:17 AM
Yes I appreciate it probably would, however I would prefer not to disclose.
It could be described as a training/performance aid.
ViaGAA
Gaelforce
Very good SS! ;D
First one i thought of Duffleking! Unfortunately the domain is taken and is trademarked :(
(http://www.robbinssports.com/images/BOB_XLR_101692.jpg)
Throw a referee's jersey or opponents jersey on it and punch the bejaysus out of it.
Will sell like hot cakes in Derry but the Tyrone version may need a scrotum fitted for the tugging drills.
peile na gael
Croker run the organisation but dont own the Game
Exactly ... Gaelic Games X ... Peil na nGael X etc.
Ok,
I would have thought the GAA would come hunting you down if you were making money off their back, without running it past them?
Solo
Toe2Hand
Bouncy-Bouncy
or, to appeal to the Drogba generation:
Dive'n'Roll
FaceClutch
Simulation - you could have one of those poncy type ads they use for aftershave and stuff: "What does he when? When will it if? Why is he now? Could it be which? Is it because - Simulation?"
Thanks for all the suggestions. With me trying to be vague, i have led you down the garden path so to speak!
Its more a range of products, that can be used by all codes.
They will be able to enhance training/performance, and no they aren't drugs!
It's kind of impossible to come up with a name if we don't know what the products are.