A title is like a nickname for your agreement. Every agreement needs it's own title so you can distinguish it from your other agreements. The title does not have direct legal implications, and is strictly for your organization and recognition purposes.
The other party will see the title you give the agreement. If you decide to share your agreement with a third-party, that third-party will also be able to see your title, so it's a good idea to make sure you select a fitting title for your agreement.
1. Let it communicate the essence of your agreement.
Include just enough specificity so you can remember what the agreement was about without having to re-read the entire agreement.
2. Keep it straightforward.
The more complicated your title is, the greater the chance of it becoming confusing becomes. Therefore, try to keep it concise, simple and straightforward.
3. Make it distinctive.
Pick a title that is unique so that you can distinguish the agreement from your other agreements.
Tip: Once an agreement is accepted, you cannot change the title. So make sure there aren't any typos!
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