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Generally, it's best practice to create a business that's distinct from you as a person, which might require a unique name. But for some small business owners, naming your business after yourself makes sense. If you do go that route, you should be very, very careful to treat your LLC as a distinct entity.
How to Come Up with a Business Name 1. Write down all the words that relate to or would want to be related to your brand. 2. Write a tagline, a catchphrase or a short pitch. 3. Combine Words in Your List 4. Connect the Business Names to the Taglines
A “Sole Proprietorship” or “General Partnership” seeking to operate in the County of Middlesex must file a Certificate of Trade Name with the County Clerk. Registration is mandatory and protects that name from use by other businesses within the county.