Post by Emeka (@Brockouf)
I don't really like the branding of this App Lekeelekee. How does it sound to the product manager and the branding team? Even our Gen Z won't fancy it.
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LekeeLekee: Hello @Brockouf thank you for your feedback. What suggestions would you provide for improvement?
Perpetua Chukwuedo: They may change the name. But for now, let's have fun and roll with it
Matty: Lekeelekee it's a go ,infact we don't tweet or post here we should be L,ing 😂 he L,ed
On a serious note , it's indigenous and don't need a foreign name just like we have in almost every sphere of live of this country .our things should be our things and most of our things are more of the origin i...
On a serious note , it's indigenous and don't need a foreign name just like we have in almost every sphere of live of this country .our things should be our things and most of our things are more of the origin i...
Olaseni Oluwasemilogo Emmanuel: Lol, nothing's bad about the name besides that makes it unique I think what they need is more engagement and they should increase public post words from 500 to like 2000
AOJ: I couldn't agree less. Lekeeleke is a stylized, catchy brand name. The name's onomatopeic (playful), memorable and uniquely African. Even Gen Z loves fun names that stand out from the usual pop names. As for me o (I'm not Gen Z), I like this home-made platform.
Henry Emeka: I hear you. The name honestly doesn’t matter to me as long as the platform becomes successful like YouTube, TikTok, Twitter, or Facebook. Still, I get your point. Lekeelekee doesn’t sound strong from a branding angle, and Gen Z may not vibe with it. We can agree to disagree respectfully.