Another "help name our product" question

[Urban Publications]

Hi

Over the past 4-5 mths we have been setting up a new company which is going to realease a product, but yet still have no name for it, well should I say we have had a few names and binned them for one reason or another.

The product is a new voucher booklet that will have vouchers in a chequebook sized booklet, the vouchers will have perforated edge so it will be easy to use and no messing around with scissors etc.
The vouchers will consist of local and top high street names

The booklet will be delivered to a very high number of households and with that in mind we are Geographically targetting, but the market that will mainly use the booklet wll be 25-40year olds....extensive research has given us these results.

The names we have come up with and scrapped are as follows

RipnSave (The word rip is getting a bit of negative feedback)
Chequeout
Cheque it out
(we used the word cheque as soon they will be gone and we can play on that)
Urban Saver
CitySaver

So can any of you wise people come up woth a name so we can get this thing released.

Thanks for all your help.
And let us know if you need anymore info.

 

[Gord]

Checkbook
What do I win

 

[OldWelshGuy]

So you have :-

voucher
coupon
local
tear
save
saver
saving
rip
Discount
Spend-save
show
cut
cuts
keep
just
quick
Pocket
book
cheque
less

any more words for the pot to help the brain juices flow?

 

[Urban Publications]

Your about there.

So you have :-
tear

We went down the road of tear, but typical british language

Tear and Save as in rip

Tear and Save as in cry your eyes out

The same reasons for RIp as this also has
R.I.P
We was going to take it very close to the bone with ripnsave and the tagline ie

RipNsave
Pick me up and Rip me up

It is exactly what we want the consumer to do but you know how some people will percieve it.

 

[evocart]

City Saver
High Street Offers
Why Pay More
Shop 4 Less

 

[OldWelshGuy]

How about
pocket saver
pocket the difference
papersave
just savings


loads really


I agree with the tear and the English language it is a bugger (would never happen in Welsh)

Slipnsave
slip snipper cutting the cost of your spend
Wallet watcher (although masculine)
cash keeper
vouch4less
paper stretch
budget stretcher
pull the pounds


maybe some more brain juice flowing from that lot?

 

[OldWelshGuy]

More 4 free

 

[Jeff FV]

Pocket and save

 

[Urban Publications]

Thanks for all your input but sorry to say there is nothing jumping out at us yet.

We will get there in the end...I hope

But again thank you for taking your time to think and answer our post.

 

[glennborthwick]

saverslips
saver-rips
snipandsave

 

[left-long-ago]

I actually like rip.

thriftyrips
frugal-chits
discount rips

 

[evocart]

Quicksave (well they don't need it anymore)

 

[Digger]

Oh you know how those cool young dudes like their one ( virtually) meaningless names for things rather than the straightforward.
Like:
tumblr
or
Digg.

so my thought is ( with or without the v)

burna-v

 

[OldWelshGuy]

cutit
slashit
dropit

or

The discount voucher book

 

[OldWelshGuy]

How about Pay-n-less as in painless

 

[Sure]

How about

"Rippin"

A verb used to describe interesting/neat/fun situations or events. Can be used in the same context as "cool" or "sweet." -Urban Dictionary

 

[evocart]

How about "The big (insert colour here) discount book"

 

[Jeff FV]

cutit
slashit

Bit of the 'Pen Island' about those two!:redface:

 

[Urban Publications]

Bit of the 'Pen Island' about those two!:redface:

Thats what you get when you come to an Experts Exchange

Can I thank you all again, we have narrowed the names down now, will update when we have the final one.....which in no doubt will be blasted by someone.

Thanks again peeps

 

[Urban Publications]

Oh you know how those cool young dudes like their one ( virtually) meaningless names for things rather than the straightforward.
Like:
tumblr
or
Digg.

so my thought is ( with or without the v)

burna-v

We also went down this route but unfortunately we do not have millions of pounds to spend on brand awareness, the product has got to do what it says on the tin, but thanks for your input