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This name will be everywhere. It will be on all your products, associated with every service you offer and will on the tongue of your customers when they speak about your business. This is where I can help. I’ll provide you with a list of 30 names to suit your business’ character and style for only $5.

Here are my five rules for business name creation:

1. Memorable, but easy to spell.
2. Has a visual element
3. Positive connotation
4. Hints or indicates at what the business/website does
5. Short as possible

Note: there is no guarantee that you will select any of the 30 choices, but I do guarantee that I will put much thought and effort into all of the choices.

To order, check out my gig on Fivver.com:

I will provide a list of 30 possible website or business names for $5.

The purpose here isn’t to whine and say, “Poor web designer, he has hard work too!” No. In fact, it’s just the opposite. People who make, or try to make, a living from services provided over the internet, need to work harder.

Every day I’ll get some spam message about how I can make thousands of dollars from home. A new “proven” way to market my products and services or drive traffic to an already existing website. If there’s one thing I learned growing up, it’s that nothing comes easy. Nothing in this world, that has value, was ever generated with zero effort. The products and services we pay to use have value because someone identified a need and filled the gap. Sometimes it’s as simple as writing a 40-page eBook. Sometimes it requires the establishment of an entirely new sector in manufacturing. The bottom line is:

If you want to be successful, it takes work.

I don’t dislike work. I just want to stop being flooded with emails of how $10 spent on SEO services will get my site to the front page. It’s just not realistic. I’d rather someone say, “Hey, there’s no absolute guarantee, but if you want good results, here’s all the work you need to do.” It’s so much more believable than, “Make $1,000 in your first hour!”