4 Tips for Choosing a Craft Business Name

Keep it Short & Sweet

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Don't Use Creative Spellings

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Choose a Name You Can Grow With

#3 Don't limit yourself to Sarah's Cups if you might sell other products in the future.

Think Big Picture

#4 Consider logos, branding, and taglines before you commit to a name.

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