im having trouble thinking of some names and what it should look like.Should it be creative?  is it more important to just "have the name" or is it more important to think of a "creative name".

Do i need one ? Or is it just something i should do once my business starts to grow

Trying to tie in domain name, business name business logo is a confusing topic for a newbie like myself.

Here are the details on my third direct mail campaign:- 1,000 professional letters with company logo as header and logo plus address as footer.- In this message I explain what I can do for the seller- Clean Out Services, Donation of Belongings, Hire Moving Trucks, Removal of Unwanted Items.

We used fivrr to design our company logo and then bought our own real estate for sale sign on Vistaprint.

We checked in on some action items, discussed a few unfinished clauses in our draft operating agreement, chatted about some LLC structuring strategies, reviewed naming/branding/logos, tweaked our Google Drive folder structure, etc.

@Brian Nel Yep, I have used the new BP Texas Lease forms, edited, popped my logo on and other format fine tuning, and blended a little language here and there from a recent TAA lease.

After you calculate the report, click Other Actions -> Upload a Company Logo.

(Justifiable for a low cost web presence)Logo and name on website is RPLG, but the title of the page says THG Capital Fund.

It’s clearly an automated, attractive report highlighting the recent sales in the neighborhood, with a nice logo, folded in half, cleanly laid out.