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Just a thought, you may want to think about changing the name if you're going after enterprise. Feels a bit amateurish/not serious.
by shocks 10y ago
Just a thought, you may want to think about changing the name if you're going after enterprise. Feels a bit amateurish/not serious.
- wyldfire 10y agoThat's what I thought at first too, but I suspect it's too late and most companies won't care much. Key is to have an enterprise edition with a support agreement and a higher price (as identified elsewhere in this thread).
- jcrawfordor 10y agoEver since I saw an invoice for Good for Enterprise (office nickname: Good for Nothing) I've realized enterprise buyers aren't too worried about name.
- anakic 10y agoAbsolutely true. Having trouble coming up with a name. Open to ideas. Currently I'm thinking "Tabularity", I've bought the domain. Not 100% set on it, but I'm definitely set on changing the name.
- pash 10y agoSQExcel? The domain sqexcel.com is available.
- NKCSS 10y agoI'd advise against using the term 'excel' in the product, unless you use it as 'blah for Excel'.
- utexaspunk 10y agoeQuery? xlsql? I dunno, but I agree that the name makes it a little bit harder to take seriously.
- sremani 10y agoThe name is playful and plays on collective conscious of "thingamabob". I think the name is clever and succinct.
- coverband 10y agoI doubt the name itself matters much as long as the product/site/marketing/branding/support docs/etc. look professional enough. In fact, this name is pretty unique and would probably show up as the only result when searching from Google.