Does My Company Name Tell You What We Do?

Thats a pretty clever business name, you're using your (I assume) Last name as part of you business as well as describing what you do.

I like it!

Really cool name Adam, I like it!

And of course it does, you train dogs! ... right?

Now go and make sure everyone in your local area knows about it!

Cheers!

Jan

Since I can see your last name in your nick, I can guess that your business is about you training cats. In case if I would not know what your last name is it would be difficult to get the point.

As said by others "you train dogs"
Nice name though

Apparently, you write newspaper headlines in my town!

You see, there is a small and very elusive gang of cats that roams my town by night. Really, the only way the police know they even exist is by their graffiti they leave in back alleys and on train cars. "Katz Rule, Dogs Drool!" is one of their prime tags they leave.

One wouldn't think a gang of cats is all that bad, but the dog owners sure think so. What seems to be happening is this: the cats get ahold of someones poor doggie, they tie him up and toss him on the 2 A.M. freighter to Pittsburg. Not one of the poor dogs has been recovered!

Do they starve en route? Do they fall off into a ditch never to be seen again? Do the Katz have some deeper, more sinister plan to harvest doggie organs and sell them as aphrodisiacs on the black market? We just don't know!

Let's band together and solve this mystery... awareness is the first step. Thank you for your help!

P.S. - I just realized you are probably the leader of the gang. You will not find my precious doggie. I'm sending him away to a safe place until your gang is shut down for good. Sorry for the confusion.

Oh, for crying out loud! Aren't there enough PUA trainers already? I think that niche may be over-saturated, not to mention annoying to single women and probably many not-so-single women as well.

Before looking at your name, I took it to mean Cats (Katz) Trains Dogs.

Just sayin'

I would only know what it means if I look at your profile name. From there I would put the two together. However since you're not a celebrity, most people won't have any information to link the two, and in their minds you are then selling "Trains" "Dogs", and whatever "Katz" are.

What was a question?
If we get the puzzle, or our opinion on the name?

If you ask my opinion, the name is not good from my experience. Smart sophisticated names sometimes put the potential customer in a defensive position. Consider that

I like it but someone might think you train cats to.

Yeah-- that's been a problem I've been running into: The surname isn't as well known on the West Coast as it is on the East Coast.

It's too late to change the company name, so I'm rebranding all of the logos to include my full name and the term "Dog Training" like this:

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I think it's excellent. You might want to add a brief tagline like, Adam Katz, master dog handler, trainer or whatever works. Nice job. It's catchy and people will remember it.

sending you a PM Adam. Not pitching anything

Dear Adam,

The company name should be "Name + Adjective"

So the name should be like "Katz Dog Training Institute"

Regards
Abdul

I think it's pretty straight forward. If it was Katz Train Dogs instead of Katz Trains Dogs I could see where there may be some confusion.

All kidding aside. I think the name is fine. Sorry, I failed to say so sooner.

Cool name, definitely outlines what you do perfectly!