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A lot depends if I'm communicating with people I want to do business with or chewing the cud on a forum. Two different things.

Absolutely true*.

Mispulling me copywritink skills wil get me bizniz a lot, n promote me Brand, in wot is I am expert.

*Actually not absolutely true. If I had a communications agency that only communicated with people they wanted to do business with, as opposed to targeting a complete audience, I'd sack them.
 
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A lot depends if I'm communicating with people I want to do business with or chewing the cud on a forum. Two different things.
How do you know the members of this forum and the many thousands who visit via the search engines aren't potential clients?
 
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By the state of the delivery of communications on your own website it's apparent that you don't have a communications agency. So you'll never get that luxury.

This is a bit rich coming from someone whose Client Portfolio links don't work on their own "CreativeMarketing" website.

(Don't work in FF or IE, on two separate machines).

Now what was that about "state of delivery of communications"?

Fail.:D:D
 
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Publicity Oxford

Hi fisicx

You're right, people can't see how tall I am when I'm on the phone to them!

However, I came up with the name because I wanted something quirky and unique, more so than wanting to explain to people that the company is called that for a given reason.

I guess other PR agency names are good examples like Moo or *****; neither name because the director is a cow or a nasty piece of work, but because they're quirky innovative companies.

So my next point would be, yes, Five Foot One could alienate some types of clients which I need to seriously consider. As my focus in on young, dynamic consumer facing brands I have slightly less concerns. If I was targetting corporate types of course it wouldn't work.

Appreciate your comments keep them coming!
 
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Publicity Oxford

Glad to see the debate has died down on this post!

Just wanted to update those who kindly fed back on Five Foot One.

After a weeks holiday, a brainstorm and a rethink I have decided that the many who have said it's a bit too quirky are right and to go with something mainstream and let our portfolio and skills do the talking!

Have enlisted the help of a fantastic graphic designer (yes, professional help is definitely the way to go!) and am close to have a final design for the new name.

All will be revealed...if you're interested?

Thanks again everyone.
 
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