What Is a Good Agency Name?

A good agency name is unique, memorable, and conveys what your agency does.
Make the agency name easy to remember, easy to pronounce, and related to the business the agency is in.
Choose a unique name not used by other companies already in your area.
Vary the name length from one word to three words to balance pronounceability with memorability.
Consider the expansion possibilities for your agency.

Catchy names play with sounds, easy pronunciation and rhythm.
Make yours stand out. Unique names fuse uncommon words or create new terms.
Focus on your brand’s values. Pick a name that fits your personality and conveys your specialty.
Avoid just using your name – it’s not memorable. Unusual names confuse people.
Simplicity, relevance and adaptability matter. Explore creative names for various fields. Check trademarks to prevent headaches.
Before starting, choose the right name. See it as a handshake, making a first impression. Stick to original names, avoid acronyms.
Brainstorm descriptive words and phrases. Make a list of names you love then narrow it down. Keep options open, don’t limit to one service.
Go simple. Short, easy to recall names work best. Get creative but avoid controversy or embarrassment. The right name is an important, not light, decision.

To find a memorable name, play with sounds and rhythm. Make yours stand out with uncommon words or new terms.
Focus on your brand’s values and specialty. Avoid just using your name – it’s not memorable.
Simplicity, relevance and adaptability matter. Check trademarks to prevent headaches.
See your name as a first impression. Stick to original names, avoid acronyms.
Go simple. Short, easy to recall names work best. Get creative but avoid controversy.