There are a lot that have VERB in it, but that is true of any common English word in a company name. You typically have a choice of a name that people can remember or one that they can't nor spell. nFusz, although unique, was a tough one as people would likely spell it multiple ways. There are multiple Sound Concepts.

I once worked for a tech company that had a really, really common first name followed by another common word. When it was sold, it was the largest deal in technology in history at the time. Do you think the name mattered that much?

After they sold it, the CEO started up another company with a really common name that was used all over the place. While people tend to be focused on the name, it's probably low on the scale of what matters.

Look up companies with the word Zoom as an example. The stock of one went up because of the IPO of the other. How crazy is that?

Look up companies with Apple.

Here's a partial list. The one with the period at the end, might have the most problems in recognition.


Verb Technology Company, Inc. - Computer Software

Verb Surgical Inc. - Medical Devices

VERB - Marketing and Advertising Kolkata, West Bengal

verb. - Marketing and Advertising Los Angeles, California

The Verb - Online Media

BE VERB - Management Consulting

Verb Inc. - Information Technology and Services

VERB Interactive - Marketing and Advertising