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Clarity: A simple, clear, and direct name will be far more catchy and easier for customers to recall. If customers don't understand your brand initially, they're less likely to remember it later on. Good brand names don't require too much explanation. While it should be clear, it should also be adaptable to change.
Before you embark on the naming process, let's recap some crucial factors to keep in mind throughout. Understand your business. ... Use descriptive words. ... Be literal. ... Choose a name style. ... Avoid hard-to-spell names. ... Tell a story. ... Get feedback on the name. ... Don't be too narrow.
A business's legal name can vary depending on its type of business structure. If you operate as a sole proprietorship, your business legal name is your full name (e.g., Jason Williams). You can include other words along with your full name (e.g., Jason Williams Insurance Corporation).
The corporate name shall be ended by the word ?Corporation,? ?Incorporated,? or ?Limited,? or by the abbreviation ?Corp.,? ?Inc.,? or ?Ltd.,? or by the words, ?a professional corporation,? or by the abbreviation ?P.C.?
That's up to you. The states do not require or mandate the use of a comma between the title of your business and the corporation or LLC designation when naming your business. That said, many business owners prefer to use the comma to set apart their business name and to meet state requirements for the designation.