Hi,
My uncle is starting a business. The business will first concentrate on selling greeting cards and organisers, later when it becomes stable the business will expand into other areas. He hasn't come up with a name for his business yet. Please help us think of a name.
Thnx
How 'bout
Meetings & Greetings?
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Thnx, but the busines name has to be more general. Because the business will expand into other areas other than selling greetings cards, which he'll do to start up the business.
how about 'tidda inc.'
just kidding
Actually the best thing would be to include your family name in it. So that some day if it grows into a big corporate, they would know who owns it. ... ofcourse, I'm assuming your family name hasn't been used by anybody for naming purposes.
-tidda
That's a good idea.
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My uncle doesn't plan to include anybody's name in the name of the business. Any other ideas people?
What country are you located in??
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It's ok now. My uncle's partner came up with good names.
"Tender Thought" or
"Wishing Well"
which is better?
Simply leach off the success of others...
Kramllah
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Wishing well is good..., tender thought mebe a bit sickly...Originally posted by Nutshell
It's ok now. My uncle's partner came up with good names.
"Tender Thought" or
"Wishing Well"
which is better?
cards r us
if you were only selling cards i'd go for
trump cards
card sharps
house of cards, in the cards, on the cards.....
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Steve
Nutshell inc.
If he decides to move into the adult market, he could use Nutsack, inc.
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Cards B We, so that way you can appeal to the victorian english/ghetto people.
oh you are a card !!!Originally posted by Aran Elus
Cards B We, so that way you can appeal to the victorian english/ghetto people.
theres not much of a customer base in Victorian English people though.
personally, for a card shop i think "card sharp" is brilliant, tho its so obvious i bet somebody's already using it...
Steve
