The nailxperts spa offer classic orly manicure and pedicure, body massage, depileve waxing, cool and unique footspas and hand spa, hand paraffins, nail art, nail xtension at a very affordable price. price comparision is about 50-40% cheaper, but with the same services.
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I will be opening up a Boutique soon, and I need some suggestions/ideas on names… It would be good to have one that could be branded. It will be based in Metro Atlanta, It will carry women’s clothing, a small selection for men, gifts, art, unique items and gifts, hats, purses, shoes, accessories, jewellery, 30+ , From clothing that’s dressy casual, to grown and sexy, cute and chic to a special night out warm inviting atmosphere. I liked the butterfly boutique, and could see a very fancy B merged with half of a very fancy butterfly, with the butterfly having a very sexy eye with cute long lashes in the middle of it… ( I saw an artist draw a similar butterfly and it was awesome.). So I liked “Butterfly Boutique” …But many have this name. Then I thought “B’s Butterfly Boutique” ( since B is my moms nickname ). I liked “Plush” but that was taken as well… As well as ” The Red Door ” But its taken as well… I would like something that can stand the test of time, be a good brand name and appeal to the majority no matter age/race/etc…
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Jay’s Answer: Instead of “Butterfly Boutique”, why not pick a type of butterfly and add boutique to the name, such as: “Swallowtail” or “Xerces Blue” or “Painted Lady”?
I’m currently at University studying a BA in Musical Theatre and one of our projects is to set up a theatre company so we can tour a musical in schools and theatres. We need a catchy name for our company; something edgy that stands out.
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I am planning to start my own business in student recruitment to study overseas (Australia, Singapore and
Malaysia) and still thinking what is the best company name? Could you please give some ideas? Many thanks
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I have started business of Event Management & Brand Promotions also providing the Corporate gifting & merchandising solutions. Please give me a very impactful tagline for my Company ProIndia.
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Jay’s Answer: The reason you’re probably having trouble creating a tagline for your business is because your business doesn’t solve a specific problem for a specific group of people. It’s a collection of services for a variety of people all offered by a single company. Because of this, there’s no way to create a specific/impactful tagline that’s likely to help your business. Instead, the best you can do is create a generic tagline which won’t tell the reader anything about your business (nor help to explain what ProIndia “means”). This problem will become even larger when you attempt to create other marketing materials (website, brochures, flyers, etc.) – you won’t be able to describe your offerings succinctly to your target audience. Therefore, I strongly encourage you to rethink your business strategy sooner rather than later. It’ll save you both time and money.
I am opening a trendy boutique that carries an array of jewelry, candles, clothes, coffees, teas, handbags, ornaments, accessories etc. I’m all about customer comfort and experience and hopefully have created an inviting environment to inspire my shoppers. Boutique name is Lily Lanetree. Stuck on a great tagline…please HELP
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Can you think of a name for a gym that is upstairs (20 Stairs to be exact) and downtown in a small town. We would like more of a masculine name and one quick word, well two at the most. The room looks like a loft with top of the line equipment in it. Really nice laid out and design. Very private and airy – lots of windows. Hope my description helps. It is used mostly by professional females but we would like to attract more males. Thanks for your time. Meet you at …….
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Jay’s Answer: Given the information you provided, here are some suggested names:
As far as the names you’ve chosen, without understanding more about your target market, demographic, unique selling proposition (USP), competition, etc. – all I can do is guess. And a guess does not truly benefit your business goals.
Names are also a tricky balance. You can pick something straightforward (“Karen & Joe’s Gym”) – it might be boring, but it’s obvious what you’re offering. Or, pick something clever-sounding (“Fat Shed”) and then spend time/money explaining what it is you offer (perhaps with an associated tagline and/or supplementary marketing materials).
Names don’t matter as much as you think – it’s the experience that matters. A name might be easier to spell/remember, but if the feel isn’t right, all the work you spend on a name is wasted time/energy.
That’s why I strongly urge my clients to focus first on their business/marketing strategy. After that’s nailed down, work on the naming, since all the information you need to evaluate the “right” name will come from this document.
I will be opening an Endodontics practice (Dental specialist in root canals), and have been stumped for an extremely long time trying to come up with a name. I would like to avoid the commonly used strategy of either using my own name or a geographic name/area. Ideally, I want a clever but not childish/unprofessional name that I could somehow tie in some sort of story or explanation to the front page of the website. Given that root canals generally have a bad reputation from the get-go, I am looking for something that tends to be positive and comforting as we are often dealing with the relief of pain and infection. A bonus would be something that was memorable, easy to say, as few syllables as possible, and has the word “Endodontics” in it somewhere.
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I’m a young lady who wants to start an events management company specialising in wedding events. i need a catchy tag line for my company ‘makoti wedding parlour’ and makoti is a ndebele term for a bride. thank you.
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Jay’s Answer: Rather than try something “catchy” I suggest you pick a tagline that effectively describes what you offer. Ideally, you’d put something in your tagline that indicates how you’re different/better than other wedding event planners. For example, you could specialize in weddings in a region, weddings for young people, second weddings, religious weddings, mixed cultural weddings, etc. The reason you want to identify a specific niche you serve is that you want to be seen as the clear best choice for a specific type of wedding (we all know that you can’t do everything well – so instead, showcase what it is you do best).
Here are some suggested taglines to get you thinking:
I need help naming a women’s clothing boutique. Looking to sell trendy contemporary clothing for women ages 20-45. Most of the clothing would be transitional – work to evening. The store will be located on Elm Street in Westfield, NJ. The two names I’ve been receiving good feedback on are “The Dressing Room” and “T.W.O on Elm” (the T&W are the first initials of names)
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Jay’s Answer: “The Dressing Room” gives a hint of what you’re selling, while “T.W.O. on Elm” could be the name of a restaurant. Instead of trying to incorporate first initials, focus on names that are likely to appeal (and your age range might be a bit wide – 20-year olds dress likely dress differently from 45-year olds).
Other ideas: “Trendy Nights” or “Evening Wear Boutique”.