How to NAvigate the Naming Process

LEARN what it takes to start, run,
and complete a naming project successfully.

How to Navigate the Naming Process
$150.00
One time

Learn what it takes to start, run, and complete a naming project successfully, including a proven five-phase process that can be easily adapted to your next project.

YOU’LL LEARN

  • What a name is (or can be)

  • What makes a name a good name

  • The five-phase naming process you can adapt to almost any kind of naming work

  • The types of conflicts that can keep a name from succeeding in the market

  • How to set every project up for success from the beginning

  • How to get everyone to agree to a naming strategy

  • How many names you should be making (it's more than you think)

  • How to decide which names to present

  • How to help your stakeholders align on a name

  • Plus, a walkthrough of what it can look like when it all comes together

What people think

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What people think 〰️


  • -Soo T., Brand Strategist


  • -Ben R., Copywriter


  • -Lisa A., Senior Creative Director

How to Navigate the Naming Process
$150.00
One time
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YOUR INSTRUCTOR

CAITLIN BARRETT IS A NAMER

Caitlin is the founder of Wild Geese Studio, a naming studio that specializes in complex naming problems. They are also the U.S. partner of We Are Naming, a network of naming experts around the world.

Previously, Caitlin was a partner at Doublebit Narrative, leading brand-language projects for global brands and growing its naming practice. They were also a director of verbal identity at Interbrand, where they were at the helm of its international naming practice; a writer at the higher-education branding agency Ologie; and a copywriter at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, where they got their start naming scented candles, kitchen towel patterns, and, once, a very expensive ham.

Caitlin has been naming since 2006 and has spent more than a decade helping brand teams—from Fortune 500 organizations to emerging consumer brands to startups—improve their naming practices. They’re thrilled to now work directly with people looking to beef up their naming skills and build out their naming businesses.