Know-How Exchange : Taglines/Names

A "catchy" name isn't the answer. You need a name that's relevant to your audience.

Again and again the question of someone needing a catchy name comes up and my answer is always the same.

See above.

The words "catchy", "edgy" and "funky" and their connections to business or product names are BS terms that mean nothing.

Tell us more about your audience, about where you are geographically, and about your business and marketing planning thus far.

Gaming on wheels

(Hella) Fun On Wheels

Techno Traile

Gary's points are well taken. While your name should be easy to remember and fun to pronounce, it is MOST important that it reflect your brand identity, USP or services (all three is perfect).

Without that info from you, we are just guessing.

For example -- E-Van, Wheelies, Truck-Up -- these might work in terms of 'catchy', but what does it tell anyone about who you are, what you do and why you are better/different?

The only potential I can think of is to use a variation on M*A*S*H* (Mobile Army Surgical Hospital). Perhaps something like M*E*G*A* (Mobile Electronic Gaming Array).

But, we'll do better with more insight into your business/marketing plans.