Business people: Is "consultants" a good word to use in a business title*?
I am thinking about starting a small business with another person. We would be providing experts on different subjects to our clients. I wanted to use the word 'consultants' in the title. Is it a good word to use these days or has it gone out of favor?
*Something like "Adams Accounting Consultants"
The "Accounting" part above is just an example – it's not an accounting business. Sorry for any confusion.
I have been self employed for 20 years, and this is my take. I would not visit you for service. Why- I would rather hire a CPA
I can get the same info from a CPA and then CPA is also liable for the information he gives me. If I hire a CPA for my yearly information, I basically get information all year round. I don't think it is a good idea for small business, but for large businesses they like big words.
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I would use it because the word describes the business type in its name.
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I think it sounds good. If you don't like that, then you could use "Specialists" or something of that affect.
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I am a recent business school grad. From what I learned, every single one of my professors considered themselves a consultant in one way or another, and it is considered more of a free lance, or in your spare time kind of title. I would maybe get rid of consultants and say Adams Accounting Service Experts, or something to that effect. This way ti sounds more like a full time job.
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Definitely i work in a office where many companies have suites on one floor and many of them have consultants as part of their company name
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I think so… It sounds very professional
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I have been self employed for 20 years, and this is my take. I would not visit you for service. Why- I would rather hire a CPA
I can get the same info from a CPA and then CPA is also liable for the information he gives me. If I hire a CPA for my yearly information, I basically get information all year round. I don't think it is a good idea for small business, but for large businesses they like big words.
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Why not just use a business name and a "tag line"
Something like:
Adam & Eve
"Debt Consolidation Experts"
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Would sound way better than advisors.
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Yea its ok, means you have a team of experts or if you don't want to go that high, 'advisors' works well
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