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10-05-2006, 02:43 AM
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Re: Name my Company (if we pick it, I\'ll send you $100)
Forward Financial
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10-05-2006, 06:21 AM
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Re: Name my Company (if we pick it, I\'ll send you $100)
Andrew and Kasey - The House Guys
Castle Advisors / Castle Property Solutions FTW Brokers Stewart-Soss Partners
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10-05-2006, 06:22 AM
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Re: Name my Company (if we pick it, I\'ll send you $100)
Village Unique Properties
village being a trendy word for wealthy suburbs. unique for your purple cow ideas. the words are unrelated, and make it sound like it could be the result of a merger, making it seem like you have more experience. or village unique realty might be better.
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#17
10-05-2006, 11:32 AM
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Re: Name my Company (if we pick it, I\'ll send you $100)
What exactly will this company be doing? Based on what you wrote it sounds like a typical residential brokerage company that has a side mortgage business. But then you added property management and commercial, which are both aimed at very different markets from the residential side of the business.
I currently own a commercial real estate brokagege company that specializes in tenant representation of small (under 10,000 sf) tenants (yes this sounds like a very small market niche but most companies have under 25 employees and are not pusued or served by the large multinational firms). So I picked a name that tells people excactly what I do "Tenant Advisors". You would be amazed how many calls/hits I get based just on the fact that my name tells people exactly what I do. As a test try standing a street corner and ask 1,000 people to name a commercial real estate firm - I would bet maybe 10 people could name one of the top 5 firms. So when small companies in my area search for a firm they have no idea who Cushman and Wakefield are or that CB/Richard Ellis is not he same company as Grubb & Ellis. Think about what keywords an uninformed typical potential customer would use to search on google and use those words in your name. If you were looking for a property mangement firm and opened the yellow pages would you call "Johnson and Associates Property Management" or "Property Management Solutions"? I would suggest that you form seprate companies to work within each type of business specialty. Form a residential brokerage, a property mangement company, a mortgage company and a commercial brokerage. Then pick names that work for each industry specific company. If you pick one name that tries to encompass all these business niches you will not have a specific name that will help a potential client to pick up the phone or click on your PPC adv.
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#18
10-05-2006, 01:00 PM
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Re: Name my Company (if we pick it, I\'ll send you $100)
My ideas
Kramerica Investments Kramerica Financial Brown Trout Property (very purple cowish name) All County Properties (along with the obvious tag line) "We keep you from getting sacked for a loss" (Sup Bro Investments just doesn't inpsire much confidence) Pancho PS Whatever you pick can you make sure you post the name somewhere. I am a licensed Realtor in San Jose and would like to keep aware in case my current boss sleeps with my wife or something.
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#19
10-05-2006, 02:18 PM
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Re: Name my Company (if we pick it, I\'ll send you $100)
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PS Whatever you pick can you make sure you post the name somewhere. I am a licensed Realtor in San Jose and would like to keep aware in case my current boss sleeps with my wife or something. [/ QUOTE ] Don't you mean when you start sleeping with his wife???
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10-05-2006, 04:39 PM
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Re: Name my Company (if we pick it, I\'ll send you $100)
Maybe that is what I really meant DrNo, but it sounds sooooo much less sleazy the way I asked it.........
Pancho
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