Which name for a letting agent?

Which name is better for a letting agent?

  • Letcent

  • Rentcent


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drdes

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Which name do people think sounds better for a letting agent

Letcent or Rentcent (please vote below)

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Letcent makes me think of lettuce, Retcent is only one small letter away from reticent, not a good name for any biz.

Sorry

Suggest you have the phrase letting agent in your name, then everyone knows what you do.
 
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Both are equally poor to be honest. And both have no meaning towards a letting agency so I won't cast my vote on which is better. Sorry
 
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Neither is good, Letcent is (slightly) less bad, as it doesn't read like reticent at first glance.

But, to reiterate, don't use either.
 
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I doubt it, I think they are too posh for forums. They told me my flat "wasn't kerb friendly"
 
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I bet their shop front doesn't just say APW, i'd guess it will be APW Lettings, APW Property, APW Estate Agency.

Rentcent Lettings, Letcent Property is much better than just rentcent or letcent (not that it would be hard to be better)
 
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Sorry for delay. The intention is to put Lettings at the end of it but I cant change the original poll.

As to why "cent" - no particular reason. I think it sounds quite good and catchy :)
 
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Both are rubbish, you do not have to have the word LET in your name.

Keys Please

i.e. give me the keys

Signage

KEYS PLEASE
lettings
 
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One day you may want to expand into sales, to using the words let or rent may not help. Think of a name that covers all aspects of property which gives you room to expand.
 
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Neither name is great to be honest, Lettuce or Reticent for me too. Maybe go back to the brainstorming table and have another go. Sorry
 
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Do people even care what the name of the letting agent is?

When people need a roof over their heads, they're normally pretty desperate you could probably call it 'Hairy Dave's' & still have a constant stream of customers (in fact 'Hairy Daves' is likely to be an awful lot easier/catchy to remember vs. other letting agents)
 
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I saw a agent the other day called Cubby Hole, i thought it was quite clever. Maybe look at names like that?

Den, Nest, Cove, Cave etc
 
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