If I were to sell...

[BattleGnome]

I like Flip Over and White Wagon. Of the names you have, which one would you buy soap from?

 

[lenarenee]

I like Flip Over and White Wagon. Of the names you have, which one would you buy soap from?

Now that question is a useful tool! Thank you!

 

[cerelife]

Ok, so this just popped into my head:
Cauldron Falls Soap Co.
I guess I'm still thinking about 'The Basin' and how much it reminded me of a witches' cauldron?

And after all, don't we all have a cauldron (soap pot) where we perform a version of alchemy (transformation of matter - alkaline with fatty acids to create a soap molecule)?

 

[Zany_in_CO]

This just popped into my head straight from your words:

Soap Pot Alchemy​

 

[lenarenee]

I think I've finally decided on a name - or most of it. Flip Over Soap. Now the question is should I add: Company, Soapery, Soapworks, Factory....whatever to that title? None of those particularly appeal to me because they aren't unique but I would like to have something special to end the name with.

 

[Zany_in_CO]

I would like to have something special to end the name with.

How's about an exclamation point? LOL I really like FLIP OVER SOAP! I wouldn't add a thing.

 

[HowieRoll]

Do you think you might end up selling more than just soap (such a lotions, bath bombs, etc.)?

I ask because a while ago I'd researched tips on naming a company, and found a suggestion not to pigeon-hole oneself by naming it X Soap Company if there would be a broad product line that includes other things. It makes sense to me, but I also don't think it's the end of the world to have a "Soap Company" that also sells, say, lotion. However, it stuck in my mind so thought I'd mention it.

(and sorry, that's not helpful at all to your recent question! )

 

[BattleGnome]

I like “Co” at the end of names, but that my personal preference. Maybe go with the legal, are you going to register as a LLC or something different? It would let those who are looking know that you are doing things correctly

 

[cmzaha]

You do not have to put LLC or Inc after your business if you decide to incorporate, which I would not do. Anyone that thinks there is protection with incorporation you will find there is not. I would never never incorporate again. Do not ask how I know....

 

[lenarenee]

"You do not have to put LLC or Inc after your business if you decide to incorporate, which I would not do. Anyone that thinks there is protection with incorporation you will find there is not. I would never never incorporate again. Do not ask how I know.... "

Good, because I don't want to officially become a business (at least at this time, I have more college credits to work on this year). But sorry you know first hand why Inc-ing wasn't helpful.

"Do you think you might end up selling more than just soap (such a lotions, bath bombs, etc.)?"

Possibly, but soap is the definite. I don't mind being defined as a soap company that later adds other products.

"How's about an exclamation point? LOL I really like FLIP OVER SOAP! I wouldn't add a thing. "

Zany, I like that! My friend the hobby graphic designer is working on it right now!