Restaurant Brand And Product Naming

Problem

Naming a restaurant brand or product is not just about finding a pleasant-sounding name. The harder part is balancing category recognition, trademark risk, cross-cultural meaning, and whether the name can survive product line expansion.

How it works

This skill structures the work into four steps:
- Problem definition: Confirm category, customer, price band, channels, and naming goals before generating options.
- Framework matching: Load the relevant files from references/, such as method-core.md, method-application.md, and method-advanced.md, instead of dumping all context at once.
- Option generation: Produce candidate names, priorities, and key risks, with conclusions organized by numbers first and tiered output.
- Execution review: Use assets/checklist-quick-start.md and template-analysis.md to create fillable checklists and analysis templates, then track results over a 2-4 week review window.

Boundaries

It is useful for naming evaluation, shortlist comparison, cross-cultural checks, and execution checklists. It does not replace formal trademark searches or legal review; registration feasibility still depends on real trademark databases and local regulations.