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#5 Make it positive sounding - optimistic
#6 Make it changeable - "Apex Software" might want to start selling hardware someday.
#7 Make sure it doesn't confuse you with someone else
#8 Make it attract
kind of customers you want -"equi- store.co.uk" sells all sorts of equestrian products to
horsy set.
#9 Make it fun, (if it's appropriate for your business) - "Curl up and Dye" - not for
baldies
#10 Make it quirky - egg.com - would you believe it's a bank
Here are some suggestions to help you choose a name:
#1 Brainstorm - think about how you want people to feel when they see or hear your name
#2 Think of humorous aspects of what you do
#3 Check other names and trademarks on
internet
#4 Check domain names
#5 Does your name sound cheap or expensive
#6 Think about picking a name that starts with "A." That could be important if you want to be listed in a publication such as Yellow Pages
There are books you can buy and software you can use to help choose a business name. Check out this book:
The Name's
Thing: Creating
Perfect Name for Your Company or Product Henri Charmasson
