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Raqueld

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Jun 08, 2008 11:59 PM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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Raqueld8/20/2008 10:29 AM
CraigL

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Hi there :-) Welcome to SuN....

I think you`re right, that you`re having trouble because you`re trying to come up with different names for two lines of business. Yet they`re still the same basic concept, event planning.

What would make the most sense would be a single company name, interesting and fun for you, and that would give you a matching domain name. From your home page you could promote (and bias) your marketing toward the particular types of events you`re most interested in at the moment. But that wouldn`t exclude any other types of events.

It`d be as simple as saying, "Specializing in custom events for today`s singles." Then your content would focus on those types of events and what you have to offer that`s unusual, different, and so forth.

Common ways to come up with a name are your name, your location and its name, symbols you particularly enjoy, or an acronym of some sort. For example; if you all your life have identified with pelicans, you could call the company "Pelican Events, Inc." Whatever the symbol, you can use it because it has meaning for you.

"Branding" your company is where you take the name and make it have meaning for the world at large. Do you think "Pepsi Cola" meant anything at all to anyone prior to the company getting out there and marketing? :-) What about "Apple," or its derivative, "MacIntosh?"
Raqueld

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Jun 09, 2008 11:45 PM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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Thanks CraigL. I appreciate your feedback.  I think I`ve finally decided on a name that I am very happy with.  Thanks again!
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Hi-

Sounds like you have already figured this out.  My suggestion was going to be to keep the name general to event planning.  You could always dba and do something like "Singles Events" (dba) by "XYZ Event Planning" (corporate name).  I do that with one of my businesses. 

Good luck in your new venture - it sounds fun!

CraigL

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infinique1

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I think getting the right name is crucial. If you could have a USP in your tag line, it would be way better.



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