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"My approach" is free. "The 8-of-10 Form" is ₹1 lakh.

On a call last week you spent eleven minutes explaining how you work and the lead said "so it's like regular coaching?" That's what happens when the method has no name: the buyer files it under "advice", and advice is free on YouTube. This worksheet is 5 naming formulas, 40 example names, and a 10-second test that tells you in one sentence whether your name sells or stalls. Fill the lines, say it aloud, use it tomorrow.

5 formulas, 40 example names3 worked examples, fill-in linesThe 10-second test
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Straight from the PDF

This isn't branding theory. It's formulas with the blanks and the examples attached. Here are two exactly as they appear in the file.

High Ticket Engine · The Signature Method NamerWorksheet
Formula 1 · The Number-Unit-Noun · "The 45-Day Pipeline"
"The [Number]-[Unit] [Noun]

The number is a time or a count. The unit is days, weeks, calls, steps, questions. The noun is the thing they get: pipeline, protocol, plan, ladder, reset.

Fill-in: The ____-____ ____.

Examples: The 45-Day Pipeline. The 4-Question Form. The 90-Day Reversal. The 3-Offer Sprint. The 14-Day Rebuild. The 6-Conversation Marriage. The 30-Day Voice. The 12-Client Year.

When to use it: when your outcome has a date. It's the easiest formula to say on a call and the hardest to forget. 'I run the 45-Day Pipeline' sounds like a product. 'I help with sales' sounds like a favour."

Why it works: a number makes a promise and a deadline in two syllables. The buyer hears "45 days" and the price instantly has a denominator. You didn't explain anything. You just named it, and the name did the explaining.

The 10-second test · Say it to a stranger
"Say the name to one person who doesn't know what you do. Then shut up for 10 seconds.

If they ask 'how does that work?', the name sells. It created a question you get paid to answer.

If they ask 'what is that?', the name stalls. It created confusion, and confused people don't buy.

If they say 'oh nice' and change the subject, the name is wallpaper. Kill it.

Test three names. Keep the one that got 'how'. Every time."

Why it works: "how" means they already believe it does something and want the mechanism. "What" means they don't even know what category it's in. A name that generates "how" has done the first half of the sales call for you, for free, forever.

That's 1 of 5 formulas plus the test. The other 4, the Outcome-System, the Metaphor, the Anti-Enemy and the Named Framework, with all 40 examples and 3 worked fill-ins, are in the PDF below.

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Five formulas with fill-in lines, 40 example names across business, career and health coaching, three worked examples from blank to final name, and the 6 names that quietly kill a sale. Where should we send it?

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Tonight: generate three names, one from each of Formulas 1, 2 and 4, and run the 10-second test on someone at home. In a week the winner is in your bio, on your call opener, and a lead has said "tell me about the [name]" before you pitched.

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The Signature Method Namer: what you actually get.

1

Why names sell

The 30-second version of why "my approach" gets compared on price and "The 8-of-10 Form" doesn't.

2

Formula 1: Number-Unit-Noun

For outcomes with a date. 8 examples, fill-in line, when to use it.

3

Formula 2: Outcome-System

For when the result is the hero. 8 examples, the three system-words that work and the two that don't.

4

Formula 3: The Metaphor

For when you want to be remembered at a wedding. 8 examples and the one rule that keeps metaphors from getting cheesy.

5

Formulas 4 and 5: Anti-Enemy and Named Framework

For crowded niches and for coaches with a real multi-step process. 16 examples, the acronym trap.

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The 10-second test + 3 worked examples

A business coach, a career coach and a health coach, from blank line to final name, with the names they rejected and why.

Be honest

Be honest. Your method has no name, so your price has no reason.

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A lead asked "what's your process?" and you said "well, it's quite personalised, it depends on the person". You watched the interest leave her face in real time.

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You wrote "The Growth Accelerator Programme" in 2023. You've never once said it out loud on a call because it sounds like a bank product.

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Your best client told her friend about you. The friend asked "what does she actually do?" and your client said "she's just really good". The friend never called.

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You spent 20 minutes on a call explaining your steps. The lead said "so it's like regular coaching?" You said "yes, but better", and hated yourself a little.

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You've seen a coach with a worse method charge double because hers is called something. You told yourself names are gimmicks. You still remembered hers.

None of that is a credibility problem, it's a naming problem. This worksheet gives you five ways to name what you already do, and a test that tells you which one sells.

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Questions you're probably asking

A bad name is gimmicky. "The Quantum Success Blueprint" is gimmicky. "The 4-Question Form" is a description. The worksheet's 10-second test filters gimmicks out automatically: a gimmick gets "what is that?", a real name gets "how does that work?". Name the actual mechanism and it can't be a gimmick.
Search it on Instagram and Google before you commit, and add your niche or number if there's a clash. "The 90-Day Reset" is taken by everyone. "The 90-Day HbA1c Reset" is yours. Formulas 1 and 5 produce the most unique names because they carry your specific numbers.
Not to sell with it. A name in your bio, on your calls and in your captions for 90 days is yours in the market's mind, which is the only place that matters at ₹1L. If the offer becomes a company, talk to a lawyer then. Don't let paperwork delay saying it tomorrow.
Both, eventually. Start with the step clients thank you for most, because that name is the easiest to test and the hardest for a competitor to copy. The programme name can come from Formula 2 or 5 later. Coaches who name the programme first usually get "what is that?" because the programme is too big to picture.

The name makes the method sell itself. Something still has to put it in front of buyers.

That's the part we build. A done-for-you engine: positioning, offer, sales video script, funnel, pre-qualification, booking, nurture and ads. Live in 14 days, then fully automated. 5 to 7 ready-to-invest calls a day. 100+ in 30 days, or you don't pay. You show up and close.

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