Brainstorming session...all members to attend..

[Weyland]

Jun 13, 2011 19:31:57 GMT @riotgrrl said:

I don't know your real name Bon, but if it's something classy then use your own name Ltd. If your real name, however, is Sharon Pratt or similar, then I'd advise against.

Essexism rears its ugly head. Really!

[bonbonlarue]

Anyone remember 'Remington Steele'?


I'm thinkin' of Alan Fry Associates...


...[He's my cat BTW]

[riotgrrl]

I like the 'Associates' bit - suggests that you're more than a one-woman band.

Town Administrative Services Consultant Associates

(It needn't be 'Town' . . some other word beginning with T would do.)

Then your abbreviation is TASCA, which is easy to remember and sounds a bit like task, implying hard work and dedication.

Thoroughgood ASCA would work - Thoroughgood sounds like a person's name, but it also implies, eh, thoroughly good.

So that's my suggestion.

Thoroughgood Administrative Services Consultancy Associates (TASCA).

[housesparrow]

I'm not quite sure what work you will offer but the word "Solutions" needs to be in there, I think.

Bon Solutions - or would people think you are based in France? Toffee Solutions - nah, unless you plan only to work for dentists.

Candy Solutions doesn't sound right but what about Cando Solutions?

[Weyland]

I|m on the ship! At Hoek van Holland. The WiFi is the slowest I|ve seen, so goodnight my lovelies.

[bonbonlarue]

'A'lan gives me close to top billing on Google....one is tied by marketing I'm afraid..

unless I call myself AAAAAAAAAAA1111111111111

[housesparrow]

I tend to avoid firms with names designed to give them "top billing". It makes me suspicious that they're relying on that rather than their repuation.

Choose an easy-to-remember name and people who have heard of you will find you.

[bonbonlarue]

Sadly...people get an average of 3 quotes...all from the first page. fact of life. And until I've done some work...word of mouth is not an option...