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Eat My Words is a San Francisco branding and naming firm founded in 2005. The agency specializes in creating brand names, taglines, and copy for a wide range of clients including Adobe and Wrigley. They have named thousands of products from robots to law firms.
Eat My Words is a San Francisco-based branding and naming agency founded in 2005 by former advertising copywriter Alexandra Watkins. The firm originally focused on naming food and beverage products but has since expanded to name everything from robots to law firms. The agency operates with a small team of fewer than 10 employees, providing a boutique, hands-on experience for each client.
The agency's core service is branding, with a specialty in creating memorable brand names, emotionally-driven taglines, and creative copy. Eat My Words has developed thousands of names for a diverse range of products and companies. Notable examples include the robotic vacuum name NEATO, the frozen yogurt franchise SPOON ME, and a GPS for dogs named RETRIEVER.
Eat My Words has worked with a mix of large corporations and startups. Clients include Adobe, Wrigley, Frito-Lay, Taylor Made, Leap Frog, Safeway, and Blackhawk Networks. The agency does not list specific industry specializations but has demonstrated versatility across consumer goods, technology, and professional services.
As of the latest data, Eat My Words has no client reviews on Agency Spotter, and its rating stands at 0.0. The agency's portfolio highlights a strong track record of creative naming projects, though no detailed case studies are publicly available on the platform. The agency is verified on Agency Spotter and maintains an active online presence through its website and social media channels.
Services
- Branding
- Naming
- Tagline Development
Team Size
Pros
- Specializes in creative brand naming and taglines
- Serves major brands like Adobe and Wrigley