Hi,
Just set up a website for my business, Two Thirds Media. It specialises in photography and video, and with photo/video you normally compose images/film with the "two thirds rule". Hence the name "Two Thirds Media".
I have however had a fair bit of criticism from people on a photography forum saying that the name "Two Thirds" will give people the impression they are not getting my whole effort ie, less than the whole, not quite there, something missing . . . etc etc.
Is this a realistic thing people would really think initially when coming across my business?
I originally really liked the name, but after people have said this I've always had slight doubts.
Would appreciate your thoughts.
Thanks,
Ben.
Just set up a website for my business, Two Thirds Media. It specialises in photography and video, and with photo/video you normally compose images/film with the "two thirds rule". Hence the name "Two Thirds Media".
I have however had a fair bit of criticism from people on a photography forum saying that the name "Two Thirds" will give people the impression they are not getting my whole effort ie, less than the whole, not quite there, something missing . . . etc etc.
Is this a realistic thing people would really think initially when coming across my business?
I originally really liked the name, but after people have said this I've always had slight doubts.
Would appreciate your thoughts.
Thanks,
Ben.

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