Verb-Based Brand Names

Action! Verb-based brand names bring energy and movement to your business identity. They're ideal for products that help people *do* things — move, share, build, grow.

Famous Examples

• Twitter – Meant to evoke short, lively bursts of chatter. Nailed it.
• Slack – Technically means doing nothing. Ironically used to get work done.
• Dropbox – Drop your files in. Done.

Why It Works

These names feel dynamic. They're intuitive, powerful, and suggest what the product enables you to do. It's momentum in a name.

When to Use It

• When your product solves a task or workflow
• When you want urgency or energy in your brand
• When your name should sound like a button people want to click