HELP ME, please take poll - 8 business name choices...

**bankablens** · 03-09-2009 01:44 AM

Please take the time to choose a selection on the above poll...

If you have any suggestions, please post too.

Thanks

**bankablens** · 03-09-2009 08:24 PM

30 views at the time of this message, and only 2 votes, for something that literally takes 10 seconds.

I'm very disappointed in the forum, and the people (so far) that use it, or at least, appear to use it.

**ZingerIntl** · 03-09-2009 10:36 PM

Hey get used to it. It lacks depth at times.

Anyways, words of thought

A-Better-Life Counseling --- Cool I voted for this one.

Better Tomorrow Counseling --- Tomorrow doesn't exist only here and now, when counseling and continuously learning it would suck to find out your name is contradicting your work.
Better Days Counseling --- Means that your looking from a poor perspective... meaning, I can have a "shitty life and still have a better day"
Devoted Care Counseling --- if its for elderly
Devoted Hope Counseling --- Hope is the problem that got this country in the mess... (AKA Speculation, think Real estate)
Changing Times Counseling --- If this is Obamas counseling (hes jacked the phrase about change)
Renewed Hope Counseling --- HOPE? HUH?
Brighter Future Counseling --- I like this one too because light means positive and brighter.

My 2 cents... good luck and welcome.

**rejoice** · 03-09-2009 11:15 PM

awwww... i'm the only one that voted renewed hope lol

**Doodyps** · 03-09-2009 11:16 PM

I honestly don't like any of them. None of them carry a strong sense of prestige. The biggest and most succesful companies in the word don't have cute names. McKinsey, McDermot, Deloite, Shell, Exxon, Usec, Allscripts, Waste Managment, and on and on and on. These are all either named simply after exactly what they are (Waste Managment) or are built on a name that someone was willing to put out there to be judge and built their reputation on. The is no "Black Gold Oil corporation" or Clean Air waste companies. At least not ones that I've heard of. The smaller local companies that I know of around here with great reputations have proper noun names that the founders are willing to put out there and stake their reputation on. Pennebaker Fifth Ring...not "Attention Grabber Advertising" or "Elephant in the Room advertising".

I don't know what your last name is, but I would consider using it. If it just doesn't work, maybe a local land mark (i.e. Chesepeak Energy). Proper Nouns tend to carry a lot more prestige. If you were naming a product or service package I would say the cornier the better, but not for a company name.