Know-How Exchange : Taglines/Names

All bite, and no bark

Are you handcrafting the chocolate yourself, or selling other's brands?
Are you creating a physical store or solely an online one?
Where will you be located?
What will make your store better/different from the tons of choices that people can buy candy/chocolate from already?
Who specifically are you targeting? Kids? Foodies? Connoisseurs?

More information is needed beyond your proposed business name, otherwise we're only likely to come up with names that are puns on your business name...

I make the chocolates myself like truffles, cookie pops where the cookie is decorated and baked on a stick. I make lollipops for all seasons and occasions... ir birthdays, weddings etc. trying to cover all bases with holidays ant corporate functions. i make candy bouquets as well.

My business will be run from my home where all the work will be done by myself (for now).i've had lots of people saying they love my products and have encouraged me to sell "my works of art" so now i'm trying my best to start a small home business for something i love.

also would need help with wording on what products we're offering. here's an example of what i mean and hoping someone can re-word this better.



Candy bouquets, Cookie Pops & Lollipops
in various themes for all your special occasions &
Corporate functions. Call us to place your order today!

thanks for the advice.. but it's just like ppl who own their own coffee shops and make the desserts in their home to bring to the shop and sell it. Will check on regulations. i'm just now making it official with a name to promote the business more i've already sold some products.

You keep telling us about what YOU want to do and what products YOU want to sell.

Can you tell us who YOUR CUSTOMERS will be? Where do they live? How do they decide where to buy chocolates? What's important to them? What makes your chocolates any better than someone else's chocolates? Why should your target audience buy from you?

Your tagline needs to be memorable and important to your target audience, so let's focus on them for now. Your needs and desires can come later, or in a separate question. For a great tagline we first need to understand the target audience.