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Starting a new business? You must differentiate yourself, peak people's interest and choose an identity. This is all done once you decide upon a name for the company. So, what’s in a name?
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Select a name that reflects the company’s identity.
Use the name to differentiate yourself in the chosen industry by using words that emphasize the company’s uniqueness.
Know your target audience and research what type of words will appeal to them.
Match your identity with the services the company offers.
eHow Article: How to Choose a Company Name
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