Needing classy business names for a female chauffeur driver?
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raelene (
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February 14th, 2012
Starting out with 1 female 1 car, wanting to find executive clients CEO’s & possibly their families etc, don’t really want just airport transfers, also possibly celebrities , singers, actors
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Eudaimonia, perhaps? Or maybe Eurhythmy?
Do you want to emphasize that you are a female chauffeur?
Would this be retainer work, or taxi work?
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Fécouter
iCarra
Femrari
Miss Daisy Drives
Wooshe!
Helen Back We drive you around the bend
@marinelife – that sounds like a massage parlor or a whorehouse. Or both.
@elbanditoroso Or the title of the forthcoming biography of the first female President of America.
@rebbel, could be all three at the same time…
Don’t give me a GA on my answer. That’s not classy at all. It’s pretty sexist. I flagged it and I’m just waiting on a mod.
@raelene I would just use your name. Raelene’s. I like that.
Like Adirondackwannabe said, Raelene.
‘Road Queen Limosine’
‘Va-va-va-Vroom’
‘Ms. Lady’s taxi service… statistically safer than male drivers’
-She Go
-Lady Livery
-Raelene’s Ride
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Shefers
Gynofahren
Road Fems
Top Down Transport
Femolimo
Mommy’s Driving
Road Hurriers
Something Special Up Front
Oh yeah, classy….
Two for the road… no that’s not it.
Um
On Your Way
No, no, that’s not it…
Diamond Line TransfHer
Ovaries on Wheels
What? What?!
Chaufferellas’ Coach
Leave your Pumpkin at home lol
Drive You Crazy. (just kidding)
Lady’s Taxi
Raelene’s Taxi Service (Oh, dear. No)
Raelene’s Transportation Service RTS for short
@raelene In the state you’re located in, how many characters can you use on your custom license plate? No matter what you choose, it should be catchy & easy to remember. It might be good for the name to fit onto your plates.
Pink Cadi
You won’t find us ‘lacc’ing!
Your target clientele doesn’t seem to need a name that suggests the gender of the driver to attract them.
Who cares if you’re a female driver? I don’t. What I care about is getting somewhere safely or cheaply or fashionably.. depending on my need. Being a female doesn’t seem to have anything to do with that except colloquially, women are often considered worse drivers.
It’s just not a big pull unless you’re offering something you couldn’t get from anyone but a woman driver.
Something like “Rue Jane – The safe ride home.” would be fine. Doesn’t say anything about the female driver. Just a nice sounding, pretty name for a company.
Woman owned businesses are a very good thing. I would just use something like for instance
Julia Watkins, Professional driver. That will make the client and community awaire that it is a woman owned business. I would definitely support it.
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