Name for a conveyancing business
- Thread starter Rickardo
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If she is targeting gen Y clients, call it ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME Conveyancing
EDIT - these names are all absolute *****. Which is why I am posting them.
FIG JAM Conveyancing
Selfie Conveyancing
Conveyance your Face(book) off
Meh. Conveyancing.
Amazeballs! Conveyancing.
We Conveyence better than we Twerk.
Yada Yada Yada. Conveyanced.
Nek minnit. Conveyanced.
Conveyancing.wtf
Conveyancing.expert
Conveyancing.pro
Bazinga! Conveyancing.
We Came. We Saw. We Conveyanced it.
I love the smell of Conveyancing in the Morning. Smells like... Property.
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Theres an app for that...
Try a name generator ie:
http://sbinformation.about.com/od/startingabusiness/tp/Free-Business-Name-Generators.htm.
These can give that specific vagueness lots of companies and consumers seem to respond to. I ran 'Conveyancer' 'Melbourne' in one, got Colbourne- which sounds kind of posh and legal firm-esque, but some of the names these things cook up are bit lame tho. Good for namers block.
Try a name generator ie:
http://sbinformation.about.com/od/startingabusiness/tp/Free-Business-Name-Generators.htm.
These can give that specific vagueness lots of companies and consumers seem to respond to. I ran 'Conveyancer' 'Melbourne' in one, got Colbourne- which sounds kind of posh and legal firm-esque, but some of the names these things cook up are bit lame tho. Good for namers block.
I think this is the winner. Alternatively: golden good fortune conveyancing.
I agree cu@thetop,though you could go either way and go 666.
Thanks for all the responses so far (and the stupid ones have been quite amusing!)
willair, I love this name. Apparently too boring and manly for her though
willair, I love this name. Apparently too boring and manly for her though
Thanks for all the responses so far (and the stupid ones have been quite amusing!)
willair, I love this name. Apparently too boring and manly for her though
Has 'tit' in the name and is too manly
!pinkboy
Wow. Not an association even I had made. Your mind goes into some strange places ;-)Has 'tit' in the name and is too manly
Don't wanna be the one conveyancing?
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Lyrics may hit home?
Top Priority Conveyancing
I thought of the following names too but all grabbed
Complete Conveyancing - Port Melbourne
Conveyancing Matters - Adelaide, Rundle Mall
Conveyancing Solutions - Bondi beach
Convenient Conveyancing - Boxhill
I thought of the following names too but all grabbed
Complete Conveyancing - Port Melbourne
Conveyancing Matters - Adelaide, Rundle Mall
Conveyancing Solutions - Bondi beach
Convenient Conveyancing - Boxhill
Hey everyone, Rickardo posted this on my behalf Just wanted to say thanks for contributing, your responses were very helpful (and often chuckle worthy). A few of my favourites include:
The Melbourne Title Shuffle
We Came. We Saw. We Conveyanced it.
I love the smell of Conveyancing in the Morning. Smells like... Property.
(you had 2 winners MarkB, so well done!)
Bricks and Mortar (I am actually very disappointed that this name is taken)
BUT, I think I am pretty sold on Property Paperwork. Awesome alliteration (that terrible pun was unfortunately intended) and seems to hit my target market, being first home buyers that may not feel comfortable dealing with traditional lawyers/conveyancers. So thanks Spiderman!
westminster - very interesting point you raised. I agree with RPI that the change to the online platform will mostly affect clerks that are used by firms to arrange/attend settlements. Moving settlements online is actually what made the industry enticing to me (i plan on running this as a side business since I work full time). I already possess the qualifications needed to be licensed (I am an admitted lawyer) so my capital contribution is really my licence fee, my professional indemnity insurance, and whatever advertising/promotion I decide to do.
I also note that the general public's ability to use PEXA is limited, which eases concerns I had about the potential rise in DIY conveyances. ARNECC (Australian Registrars National Electronic Conveyancing Council) Participation Rules require subscribers to hold an ABN, and be of good character and reputation which, according to the Rules, includes an ADI; an Australian Legal Practitioner or a Law Practice; a Licensed Conveyancer; the Crown in right of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory; or a Public Servant. (The assumption that these people possess good character and reputation is debatable)
Just wanted to say thanks for contributing, your responses were very helpful (and often chuckle worthy). A few of my favourites include:The Melbourne Title Shuffle
We Came. We Saw. We Conveyanced it.
I love the smell of Conveyancing in the Morning. Smells like... Property.
(you had 2 winners MarkB, so well done!)
Bricks and Mortar (I am actually very disappointed that this name is taken)
BUT, I think I am pretty sold on Property Paperwork. Awesome alliteration (that terrible pun was unfortunately intended) and seems to hit my target market, being first home buyers that may not feel comfortable dealing with traditional lawyers/conveyancers. So thanks Spiderman!
westminster - very interesting point you raised. I agree with RPI that the change to the online platform will mostly affect clerks that are used by firms to arrange/attend settlements. Moving settlements online is actually what made the industry enticing to me (i plan on running this as a side business since I work full time). I already possess the qualifications needed to be licensed (I am an admitted lawyer) so my capital contribution is really my licence fee, my professional indemnity insurance, and whatever advertising/promotion I decide to do.
I also note that the general public's ability to use PEXA is limited, which eases concerns I had about the potential rise in DIY conveyances. ARNECC (Australian Registrars National Electronic Conveyancing Council) Participation Rules require subscribers to hold an ABN, and be of good character and reputation which, according to the Rules, includes an ADI; an Australian Legal Practitioner or a Law Practice; a Licensed Conveyancer; the Crown in right of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory; or a Public Servant. (The assumption that these people possess good character and reputation is debatable
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