The name of your own company should be taken even more seriously than the choice of a name for a child, since there are restrictions that will not allow you to give your company any name you like. You need to be aware of these restrictions so that you do not have to challenge your right to this name in court.
Instructions
Step 1
It is better to call your company by your own name, in this case you do not even need to register the name of your company. But, unfortunately, this method is not always good - the name of the company should be short and memorable, evoke positive associations among potential clients or customers.
Step 2
Choose the name of the company so that it reflects its field of activity, for example, "Firebird" can be called outlets where grilled chickens are fried, and "Masterkom" is a building materials store or a construction company. Let your imagination run wild and use familiar sound combinations. For example, you can use diminutive suffixes when naming a store that sells goods for children.
Step 3
Focus on the target audience of your enterprise, think about the clients and customers with whom you will work. Names that sound optimistic and perky are well received. Subconsciously, a person already pre-tunes positively if the name contains the words "Cheerful", "Good" and even "Cool outfit", if, for example, we are talking about a youth clothing store.
Step 4
Use bright, catchy names, and in the case of a youth audience, slang is also acceptable. The peculiar language that Internet users use for communication will also be appropriate, especially when it comes to a computer salon or an Internet cafe.
Step 5
But you should be aware that you cannot use the names of countries and geographic areas, regions, cities and parties in the name of the company - they are protected by law, and you will have to pay to use these names if you insist.
Step 6
Run a competition among your buyers or customers, invite them to choose from several names that you come up with for your company. Let them make their own choice, the more pleasant it will be for them to contact you at the company.
Step 7
It will not hurt to have several names in stock at the moment when you start registering a company. A similar name may already be registered and protected by a trademark.
