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Name that website - tips for physician business owners

DateSaturday, May 9, 2009 at 09:00AM

This cute blog post from The StartUp Blog at PartnerUp offers an A - Z of tips for naming your website, and by extension your business.

My favorites are:

Expansion: Consider the expansion of your business. If your business were to expand, would the name still be fitting? It should be able to roll with the changes.

Gut Feeling: Never underestimate your gut feeling about a name. You should feel very strongly about your company’s name. You are the one who has to live with it.

Industry: Make sure the name conveys the industry your business is in. Give some clues as to what exactly you do. This makes it easier for potential customers/clients to seek out your business.

Zero:This is the number of customers/clients you might end up with should you not utilize any of these tips.

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