Need help with business name

hellohello subscriber Posts: 1
edited August 2015 in Business Planning
I need help with a business name! 
I am a powerseller and registered selling assistant on ebay and have been selling on ebay for 9 years mostly my own items of old and historic newspapers, maps, prints and engravings. I realize how important it is to diversify my products so I have been listing items for friends such as Motorcycles, Rolex and antiques.
I would like to put an ad in the local newspaper to sell items on consignment for others. I have read several books on selling items on consignment on ebay. Since I live in an area with many lakes one idea is "Lake Region Online Auctions" but it doesn`t mention anything about my specialty of old/historic newspapers and maps.
Any suggestions for a business name/branding would be greatly appreciated!!!!!
Thanks!
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  • hellohello subscriber Posts: 1
     Thank you very much for your input on trying to figure out a business name!
    I feel the outstanding feedback/integrity I have on my present site is a big advantage when selling on ebay so I think it is best to keep just one business. My seller user ID on ebay is nls  You can read all about my services and products I provide. 
    I was also solicited by a business in Australia to help "brand" my business and come up with a business logo and iprove my ebay store and listings. They however wanted $500 to start and $500 when complete. My big hold-up now is coming up with a business logo/name!
    Although I plan to continue to list my own items (Antique/historic newspapers, engravings and maps) I realize there is a huge market in consigning items for others.
    I have listed many different items already for friends and acquaintances but if I want to put an ad in the local paper for such a service I think I need a business name. 
    Thanks again for your replies and hope to hear from you again!
     
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  • asadkhanasadkhan subscriber Posts: 1
    Try using copyshoppy.com to host a contest for your business name
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  • jasonburtonjasonburton subscriber Posts: 0 Member
    Choosing a business name isn't always and easy task, seeking experts advice just like at http://eatmywords.com/tips/choosing-a-naming-firm/ is likely your best resort in order to get the right one and bring your business a good and positive outcome. There are also books of business naming and even company naming that will give you unique and quality ideas in choosing the right name
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  • DollarchapDollarchap subscriber Posts: 5 Member
    Naming a business is not difficult. You only need to be creative. You can use any of the following methods:
    -Forming a name by combining words
    -By omitting letter(s) from a word
    -By reversing the spelling of a name or word
    Meanwhile, there are other advice on this from different people at http://www.businessinfohub.com/category ... -business/
    Meanwhile, everything comes back to how you want to brand your business.
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  • LiamReidLiamReid subscriber Posts: 0
    I would stick to the basics.
    Short and memorable name! Proper company identification; and last but not least a unique name, it is a bit of a cliche, but it is quite important.
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