FREE PROFFESIONAL VALET!!

Wash and Glow

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true but if you saw it on the side of a van 80% of people would think huuuuumm i wounder and call

out of that atleast 10% would say ok

Quite possibly but not something I'd choose, but not my choice!

rnp600y said

true but if you saw it on the side of a van 80% of people would think huuuuumm i wounder and call

out of that atleast 10% would say ok

There used to be a hairdressers nr Whittle-le-Woods called 'Curl up and Dye', didn't do them any harm customer wise. Like any business, you've got to build a reputation up then let word of mouth do the rest plus advertising, then people wouldn't be too wary. It's catchy tho' it's a play on an already familiar phrase. Also it's better than :

'The Best hand job in Leeds'  8O

 

kavlfc said

'The Best hand job in Leeds'  8O

 

i'm sure that's taken

X said

kavlfc said

'The Best hand job in Leeds'  8O

 

i'm sure that's taken

Advertise in phone boxes I believe  :roll:

The Shining.

mkeeley said

Implies something is free which isn't the case, also IMO 3+ word company don't usually work (of course there are exceptions).

I think the most successful 2 work business names tend to rhyme or at least flow nicely as they are then more easily remembered. Just as an example, Violet's Valets rather than Aarvark Valets.

I mentioned valley valet, and you wont get anything better to rhyme with valet…apart from ballet

Ive just checked,there`s an Aardvaak valet co in Telford…doh

Aardvarkvalet.co.uk is available for a domain name @ ?5.98 for two years. get in.

clean getaway!!

SEAN1151 said

Aardvarkvalet.co.uk is available for a domain name @ ?5.98 for two years. get in.

The domain name is available because it's a rubbish name, despite that, for some unknown reason, someone is already actually using it as their business name.

Anyway if you're going to go the pointless route of trying to be first in the YP then at least be sure and call it Aaadonta Valeting. But even then wouldn't names starting with a number still be above it? So you'd want somthing like 1st Stop Valeting.  But as I said, I don't think it's worth persuing.

Doesn't matter what name you have for the Yellow Pages (directory)

All you need to do is put loads of A's,1's or dots somewhere on the ad,which can be very small and not noticeable,then Bob's your Uncle……you're at the start or very near it depending if others have more!

Was told this by a YP rep many years ago and by the looks of it, it still goes on.

clean machines

-opening it out to vans caravans etc there-

premium valeting

a perfect valet

Shiney shine valeting

www.weshifttheshitoffyourcar.com

im sure its free…..

Looks like

Clean machines taken
Perfect valet taken
Premium valeting taken
Shiney shine valeting, not taken but probably too long

Depends if the person's main interest is valeting or detailing as to what they'd want it prefixed with, safer perhaps not to have valeting or detailing in the name??? Something like "Misogi" the Shinto cleansing ritual. From what I've read Misogi is always done by hand, so  would suit a high end valeting/detailing business.

One word company names work well, look at some of the weird but popular internet site names.

Anyway, think I've added all I'm going to to the thread.

Thanks ever so much for the advice everbody you have all been ver informative.

I think i am looking for more of a detailing route tbh as this is what i preffer to do, although i wouldnt turn my nose up to valeting jobs.

As regarding the name i am very tempted to something that doesn't include 'valeting' or 'detailing' in the title. Just a one word Fancy name is what i am looking for, something clever that catches the eye.

supercalfrdulisticexbealidoshus (It's all in the Detail)…

particolare (detail in Italian)

Can't be bothered to read through the 4 pages of suggestions.

How about something along the lines of 'Concourse' or 'Classic', seeing as theseare the sorts of people most likely to be wanting the clay bar treatment?

A5OPY said

particolare (detail in Italian)

Nice!   8)