Please Vote Cake Company Names

Valli

DKLS wrote: »

TBH I dont like any of them and they would be poor as a URL.

I'm with DKLS and Gallygirl on this- no-one's going to put any of those names into a search engine!

peachyprice

Tinks32 wrote: »

People buy into the person and the bespoke cakes they make, I know that many people don't buy mass produced cakes anymore, they want to feel individual and special

I think though, that you need the reputation before becoming a business.

The other drawback with cakes now, is that with so many programs on TV, so many books & magazines available and so many places selling all the necessary tools, ingredients, adornments etc., with a little patience people can reproduce wonderful cakes themselves. 18 months ago I'd never iced a celebration cake in my life, last week I made the most beautiful 5 tier beehive cake complete with handmade daisies and bees for my daughter's birthday plus many more in between.

VeoVeo

Cake company no. 98,455,102,601?

belfastgirl23

Sorry agree with the others, none of these names are good. I'd look for somethign with the name of your area in the title - eg specialcakesbristol or whatever - we want to know that it's good cake and it's nearby

geoffky

None...And a bit of advice...Cakes are so 2007.A sign of mass consumption all paid for by credit ..
Those times are over..You missed the boat unless you offer something out of the ordinary.
Good luck..

I like THE REGENCY BAKING COMPANY.

meritaten

I don't like any of them. why are all the names based on the Krankies Fandabbydozy catchword?

its too long for a start and sounds like cakes for kids!
depending on your target market that may or may not be a bad thing - but kids these days haven't heard of the Krankies!

kingfisherblue

Sorry, I don't like any of the names either. I found it difficult to distinguish easily between the different names, and wouldn't want to spell them in a search engine.

As others have said, stick to something simple. Somebody I know, who has a catering business, has a surname beginning with F - their company is simply their name followed by 'fancies'. It makes it easy to remember. Including your town can be a good idea, if it isn't a very long name (Becky's of Bury St. Edmunds is a bit of a mouthful, as is Regency Cakes of Royal Leamington Spa). I remember back in the 70s, some crisps made locally were called Clock Face Crisps, after the village where they were made - short, to the point, and memorable to locals.

Good luck with whatever you decide.

cobbingstones

I agree with the others.

How about something like' A Piece of cake?'

Good luck OP

Cottage_Economy

I thought of some good ones but a quick search of the internet (and from the post above) has shown me so has everyone else!

I had:

A piece of cake
Let them eat cake
Cherry on top
Angel cakes
Sweet traditions (as you're doing cakes for traditional celebrations like birthdays, weddings etc)

My husband had:

Scrumdidliumptious
Iced to see you (as in nice to see you. Apparently everyone says that at a celebration according to hubby)
Icing on the cake
Queen of tarts
Nice muffins


At that point i stopped him because i could see where his mind was going...:p

74jax

thorsoak wrote: »

Cakesforyou!

or cakes4u.

I don'e like clevercloggs cakes, sounds as though you think you're better than your customers (to me).

I would go with your name as people buy into a person.

Cakes by XYZ