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I need a business name for my Product Licencing company. I could use some help brain storming.

I have a business name registered from a previous enterprise that might work but I am too close to it and really cant judge if it would be ok. It is Fastek Enterprises

Some other thoughts so far Open Innovation Designs Open Innovation Enterprises

Wide open to thoughts and ideas

Thanks Rick

A good way to brainstorm for a product/service name is to commit to coming up with 3 new ideas every day for a name, (or maybe one a day for a whole year). Even if they're absolute crap and you'll never use them again, at least write them down. Before you know it, you'll stumble upon an incredible name idea!

How about Design Innovation Inc? Would that work for you?

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atlanta real estate

how about Make my design

I guess ProdLic would be too weird wouldn't it?

Terry@digital signage solutions

As I see it, there are two ways you can go about finding a name for a business. The first is to go with something related to your business, such as Design Innovation Inc, as previously suggested. The other is to find a name that is not related directly, it can be a name that means something to you, or does not mean anything to anyone. After all, Google did mean anything before it became a business.

thanks for sharing

You can try searching for domain name availability. If the name you choose is already taken, it will give you other choices to choose from. You can get some nice ideas from there.

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