Hello all,

I am trying to expand my company into the UK market however I want to make sure my company name will convert the same way over there.

My company is ReadySetConnect. Its supossed to be similar to Ready,Set,Go!

Everyone in the US would under stand this, but Im not sure about other english speaking countries.

People in UK/Europe, does this make sense to you?

Thank you for your input.

I thought you were about to say that they wouldn't understand it in the States for a second there.

I thought 'Ready, Set, Go' was a worldwide phrase, but you'll be fine for the U.K. at least. The worst that could happen is that somebody thinks you're trying to sound like 'Ready Steady Cook'.

I think you'll find in the UK most people say ready, steady, go!

I wouldn't worry about them making the connection its an okay name and if you offer a good service it will be fine.

I would understand it :) Like Tim said, do good and you will be fine.

Yer would understand it but hypens might be of use to you if you havn't already bought the domain

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@xperience Spot on. It is, indeed, ready, steady go in the UK.

@dbbrock1 Your proposed brand name for the UK market is absolutely sound......as sound as you are. I quite like it as it happens. You could usefully sort out some of the literals and typos in your copy though only minor.

Quick input: understood fine in the UK :) Good luck.

LOL yeah its understood. Would have thought it's pretty much a worldwide phrase.

Thanks guys. Yeah I assumed it was a worldwide understood phrase but I know that some company translations dont convert well. Especially slogans. I just didnt want to find out 2 years in that the name makes no sense in my market lol.

Much appreciated :)

I like the name :) Has a ring to it. Just my £0.02 :)