I agree with Mike. You're going to have to really like your business name. I think if you're in a situation where you're producing products that aren't exactly containing your company name (i.e. you're building iPhone apps and they each have their own name) it's not as important to have a perfect business name, but certainly something short so people can easily find what other products you make. If your company name is tied into a product line though, then it absolutely must be perfect.
-Kevin -- Kevin Elliott Website: Mused for iPhone Buy: Mused in the Apple iTunes App Store On Jan 18, 2010, at 12:21 PM, Mike Glass wrote: > The name of your company I think is something that you have to personally > like. After all, you're going to have it attached to every email you send, on > every business card, saying it when you pick up the phone, and so on. As long > as it's something you like, I think you'll be fine. > > From personal experience, I picked the name Pocket Sevens for a few reasons. > I like poker, my birthday is July 7, and the word "pocket" can sort of imply > my iPhone contract work. All of these are personal reasons, and most people > don't get the pocket reference until I explain it to them, but I like the > name of the company and I think that's what really matters. > > Mike Glass > Pocket Sevens > [email protected] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
