Does my business name give off a negative first impression?

[matt seymour]

I don't think there's anything wrong with Two Thirds Media.

In fact, I like it and I think it suits the field you work in very well.

 

[lolage]

A number of people have said its not good and this would be enough to put me off as ultimately you don't want anyone being unsure about what your trying to say or portray.

Hmm, yeah a lot of people have given negative views but a lot of people have also told me its good. So I think I'm just going to stick with it. I'd rather get going with it, rather than wasting yet more time thinking of a name!

 

[URBAN COLOUR]

I dont like the names

TESCO

ASDA

COSTCO

And many more, but thats how I see it, many will disagree, same with your name, some like some dont

 

[ThePublisher]

How about Three Thirds Media

 

[thelegalstop]

Hey, forget about the name - it is fine Focus on the business. If 20 years ago Steve Jobs had asked if the name "Apple" is a good name for a company, how many people would have agreed So good luck!

 

[Force Digital]

Bear in mind that whatever name you come up with there will always be someone with an opinion on it. If you like the name and are comfortable with it for the long haul, stick with it. If not, change the name and move on. It's difficult to know if the name two thirds would have sounded negative had you not told me what your colleagues said about it. It has clouded my opinion a bit sorry!