What happens when you take 10+ years of brand naming methodology and turn it into

What happens when you take 10+ years of brand naming methodology and turn it intoWhat happens when you take 10+ years of brand naming methodology and turn it into

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Adam Hartley

• Feb 23

What happens when you take 10+ years of brand naming methodology and turn it into an AI skill? You get a 15-minute naming engagement that runs discovery, generates 50+ candidates, scores and culls them, and delivers a client-ready doc with strategic rationale, brand voice copy, and taglines. Been experimenting with turning our agency processes at ONBOX - check out the first one here on Contra! https://contra.com/products/sH8EzNT5-brand-naming-strategy-system-or-agency-quality-ai-prompt

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Brand Naming Strategy System | Agency-Quality AI Prompt

Adam Hartley

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Miguel A Coelho

pro

• Mar 15

A brand identity system for a concrete manufacturer, pushing the raw material into a new visual language.

ASP Case Study

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Akinkunmi Ayo

pro

• Mar 15

Beautiful execution. It’s always exciting to see industrial materials translated into a cohesive and powerful brand system.

Nikas Geisleris

max

• Mar 15

Check it out

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Stephanie Asoegwu

pro

• Mar 16

The work speaks for itself! Love the bold yellow and that layout energy.

Révolté

pro

• Mar 15

I wrote the full case study for GRIDPAY

what started as a brief with three rules, no dark mode, no neon, no 3D coins, became a complete brand system

identity. landing page. physical collateral. motion. copywriting.

the full breakdown is here 👇

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Stephanie Asoegwu

pro

• Mar 16

"No dark mode, no neon, no 3D coins" — and the result still looks this sharp?! That subway ad execution is so bold. Restraint as a design brief actually slaps.