Need a Second Opinion for the name of my Business

DancingHamster 13 years ago

Originally Posted by rich8169

My 2-cents worth:

Seedlings Success

Hmmm... I like it, thanks!

Originally Posted by Jeffrey Reidy

Young Entrepreneurs or Future Entrepreneurs?

The problem is, I don't want the URL to have Entrepreneur in it because for some people it can be hard to spell

Originally Posted by Avery Berman

How young are we talking here? If you're promoting to teens, I probably wouldn't include kid.

Anyone who signs up, but I'm targeting 25 and under
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- JR Consulting 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by DancingHamster
  
  The problem is, I don't want the URL to have Entrepreneur in it because for some people it can be hard to spell
  
  I think it should be a pre-requisite for being an entrepreneur that you be able to spell entrepreneur.
  
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drimaffli

13 years ago

I think something like:

Tomorrow's CEOs

Would be good.

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stylewars

13 years ago

Future Fortune is the name i'd go with and watch how many students gravitate toward that name.

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ProfitsTV

13 years ago

Originally Posted by stylewars

Future Fortune is the name i'd go with and watch how many students gravitate toward that name.

This is my favorite name so far. It can also work for anybody regardless of age in case you ever felt like expanding outside of younger customers. Catchy and room for growth/expansion.

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Dan C. Rinnert

13 years ago

If you are targeting the under 25 crowd directly, my suggestion would be to not use "young" or "kid."

I remember when I was in high school, I applied to enroll in a writers' program. But, as soon as they found out my age, they were pushing for me to join their "young" writers' program.

That was insulting.

I wanted to be part of a real program, not sitting at the kids' table.

When I was a young adult, there was another program that used "young" in their title, and I never joined that either.

When you're that age, you want to be treated like an adult. And calling them "young" or a "kid" sends the message that you're not really taking them seriously.

I think if you're targeting parents, then using "young" or "kid" might be okay, because that will be how they think of their kids.

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DancingHamster

13 years ago

Originally Posted by drimaffli

I think something like:

Tomorrow's CEOs

Would be good.

Hmmm... Ok, thanks for the suggestion! Problem is tomorrow is one of the hardest words to spell it seems like

Originally Posted by mediaspree

YoungStars

Ohhhh! And a play on words, I like it!

Originally Posted by stylewars

Future Fortune is the name i'd go with and watch how many students gravitate toward that name.

Originally Posted by mllnsgrl

I like Young Kid Young Biz and Kid CEO. They have a nice ring and are self explanatory.

Sounds like a fun venture

Best of luck with it..

Liz

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Originally Posted by ProfitsTV

This is my favorite name so far. It can also work for anybody regardless of age in case you ever felt like expanding outside of younger customers. Catchy and room for growth/expansion.

Right, I need something that is flexible

Originally Posted by Dan C. Rinnert

If you are targeting the under 25 crowd directly, my suggestion would be to not use "young" or "kid."

I remember when I was in high school, I applied to enroll in a writers' program. But, as soon as they found out my age, they were pushing for me to join their "young" writers' program.

That was insulting.

I wanted to be part of a real program, not sitting at the kids' table.

When I was a young adult, there was another program that used "young" in their title, and I never joined that either.

When you're that age, you want to be treated like an adult. And calling them "young" or a "kid" sends the message that you're not really taking them seriously.

I think if you're targeting parents, then using "young" or "kid" might be okay, because that will be how they think of their kids.

Thank you for the feedback, I'm going to avoid kid, that is insulting! Thank you so much, everyone!

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Alexa Smith Banned 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan C. Rinnert

If you are targeting the under 25 crowd directly, my suggestion would be to not use "young" or "kid."

^^^^ This ... exactly. Someone understands!

I'm 21 and most of the type of names you're looking at would make me run a mile.

With apologies for sounding rude, or churlish (if I do - I'm trying only to be helpful) "Young Kid Young Biz", in particular, is really dreadful and will immediately lose almost anyone with any intelligence/taste who doesn't want to be patronized or insulted by the drawing of attention to their inexperience/immaturity. :p :rolleyes:
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mediaspree

13 years ago

YoungStars

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mllnsgrl

13 years ago

Originally Posted by DancingHamster

Hi! I am starting a business that will teach young people to become Entrepreneurs. I have included some of the name ideas I had, and was just wondering which one is your favorite. If you have any suggestions please let me know!

Young Kid Young Biz
Future Investing
Kingdom Young
Young Empire
Empire Young
Bio Business
Bio Biz
Biz is in
Classroom CEO
Kid CEO
Class CEO
School CEO
Budding CEO
Classroom Manager
Classroom Professional
Mozo CEO (Mozo means young in some other language)

I like Young Kid Young Biz and Kid CEO. They have a nice ring and are self explanatory.

Sounds like a fun venture

Best of luck with it..

Liz

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goyetta

13 years ago

I kind of like Kid CEO. But I think a little more creativity is needed in order to pull a little more interest, depending on the exact demographic of kids you are targeting. Cool is in always!

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DancingHamster

13 years ago

Originally Posted by goyetta

I kind of like Kid CEO. But I think a little more creativity is needed in order to pull a little more interest, depending on the exact demographic of kids you are targeting. Cool is in always!

Exactly, I like YoungStars, it's a play on words! Some of the other suggestions are pretty good too. The problem with Kid CEO is that most of my target audience is not young enough to be considered a kid

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ajspencersolutions

13 years ago

Try Young Money. But I think Lil Wayne has a record label with the same name. LOL I think you have a great idea though. Young people usually have less responsibility and can dive in head first with something like IM without the fears of losing a house or providing for a family. Get started when you are still free from grown up responsibility. I have a friend named Paul Counts who started at age 16 and is a multi millionaire at the age of 25. Make your idea a reality! Research the Law of Attraction to give yourself the necessary confidence to realize your unlimited power.

Peace and Love,

Anthony Spencer

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RentItNow

13 years ago

Run a quick ABCDEFG PPC campaign and see what gets the most clicks. Never trust your own judgement on what is best in marketing, test it.

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David Maschke

13 years ago

Hey yo man,

Ask your target market. They'll let you know.

They speak a whole new language these days.

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shireen

13 years ago

Hi:

Shireen here :-)

I like "Young Kid Young Biz"

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TroelsJepsen

13 years ago

Hey..

I'm 24 myself, and I agree on trying to avoid at least "kid" for the reasons already mentioned (although I think that some of your names with "kid" in them have a very good ring to them)

"Young" might work, just make sure you don't communicate, that "young" people have some special needs or need some kind of different treatment than other adults.

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DancingHamster

13 years ago

Too bad futurentrepreneurs isn't easy to spell...

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DancingHamster

13 years ago

I've got an idea, add a short suffix like "i", "e", "me" like:
iCEO
iPreneur
iEarn

Just stormin' in the brain.

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DancingHamster

13 years ago

I think I like myBuzzness
I can brand it with like a bee hive thing going on, I kinda like it!

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JaisonG

13 years ago

I love the name Classroom Profession for several reasons. Like previously mentioned if you targeting people who under 25 then you should make it sound like they are indeed professionals and that you will be their teacher/mentor.

I think this is a great idea personally and could really inspire alot of young kids trying to make cash in college or high school/etc.

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