"Powering the way, come what may"

[Resu]

On a similar note, maybe a little play on words - "Powering your ohm"?

 

[Richard Burns]

On a similar note, maybe a little play on words - "Powering your ohm"?

Ohm no!

 

[telectrix]

was the word strapline that threw me. thought OP was referring to his bra.

 

[telectrix]

Ohm no!

ohm y god.

 

[Midwest]

Saw a domestic electricians van the other day, his said 'Ohme Electrics', see what he did

Incidentally, Chris, I don't think this is an appropriate place to be discussing what sexual toys you and her indoors use

 

[NDG Elecs]

Sparks Won't Fly and Down To Earth are two really bad taglines I have thought of using in the past. Glad I haven't! Electric Avenue (from the song) is another one. Marginally more keen on that one but will still never use it. I agree with others to keep the first bit only. Would possibly make you sound like an energy provider though. My (rubbish) name - NDG - attracted a spate of (idiots) a while back who got my number off Google. Had around six different callers over a two week period asking about changing from their current supplier and tariff! Think they were all confusing NDG with eNeRGy and thinking I was a supplier. My advice would be keep it short and simple. Really really long website names spring to mind. Imagine trying to remember www.northeastelectricalcontractorsalarmsandsecurity.com! Who the hell could be bothered to remember that, never mind type it onto your computer! But I often see overly long web and email addresses.