how does it sound

[moblogo]

i have been doing this for about 5 years now. but its geting to a point now where i need a name.i was thinking moblo&go?i need some input on the name and also do i need a licence?also whats the best way of advertising my new bussiness name

[MEvans857]

I don't think it sounds very professional but that's just me. I think your always better off coming up with your own name. A name that means something to you, sounds professional, and makes your lawn service stand out. And yes you do need a licence to work through the county/city you plan on working in.

[Phil Nilsson]

Work the name into a "dot com" ... doesn't have to be green anything just short and sweet.

Phil

[Seascape]

Sounds to quick and cheap. Sounds like you wont be putting any detail on your sites. I wouldnt reccomend it. Sit down w/ a paper and pen and brain storm. write all ideas down until you put something better together.
mike

[PearceTurf]

I agree with two of the above posters on this thread. I know that I may sound like I am bashing you, but I truly am not. But to me, the impression, as a homeowner, with lots of competition, sounds like a cut rate business.

For example, the Quickie Mart sells beanie weenies for $1.95 per can and a 12 pack for $9.99.

Right next door is Super Grocery Food Stores. The beans are .59 per can and the 12 pack is $6.99. Same brand, same quality, lower price, right next door.

Now don't get me wrong though. Sometimes, I don't want to park my car, go and stand in line and wade through the crowd at the grocery store, I might just want some gasoline and a beef jerky at Abu's store.

But in all honesty, if my business was named:

Just Do The Least I Can is not much different than:
Just Do The Least I Can.com

[Elwood]

Whatever you choose, be sure not to limit yourself. Going thru a company name change is difficult.

Don't decide to be "****** Lawn Care" because in a few years, you may find that your niche is irrigation instead of lawn care. Try to pick a professional sounding name with a general "title" if you will so you can expand easily without "losing" potential clients.

Good Luck!