“If you’ve ever needed a new name for your products, services, communities, newsletters, domains, websites, blogs, businesses, stores, or basically any new social media channel, then here’s…

“12 Psychological Cheats To Create Brand Names That BOUNCE AROUND IN THEIR BRAINS, Nagging Them Over & Over Again Until They Buy Or Tell Everyone About It!

(*And it works in minutes even if… you have a boring product or service that couldn’t be less remarkable!)

For just $19.95, I’m 100% confident you’ll be able to create unforgettably viral ‘Nag Nag Names‘ for your new products or services that are psychologically-proven to bounce around in your prospects’ brains…

… constantly nagging them to buy your stuff or tell others about it (just like your mom used to nag you about doing the chores)…

… immediately after reading through this short report!

I share 12 disturbingly viral ‘cheat codes’.

But you’ll only need to pick 2 or 3 you can start using in minutes.

And once you do, it’ll instantly make your product names ‘naggier’, ‘stickier’, and dramatically increase the probability of your stuff being shared by viral word-of-mouth.

Because I’m so confident, if you don’t immediately feel you got 10x the value of your $19.97 investment…

I’ll Give You Your Money Back!

When you sign up, here’s what you’ll discover:

• What top celebs like Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, and more, do in all their music that gets people constantly thinking and talking about them, and… how you can get people to do the exact same thing for you and your products too! (Just use ‘Nag Nag Name’ Technique #2 and don’t be surprised if people start banging on your door, begging you for autographs at odd hours of the day. Page 5)

• The ‘Balls of Steel’ technique for naming your product so that it grabs eyeballs, and shoves the words straight up their brains. (And you certainly don’t need balls of steel to do it, because of how quick and simple it is… See page 15)

• A sneaky way to use Google or your favorite AI to generate names that nag, and nag, and nag people into buying and telling others about your stuff. (Almost no one uses Google or AI this way, but once you do, you’ll see your viral naming skills shoot up faster than a SpaceX rocket! Page 4)

• Words you should probably NEVER include in your product, service, or brand names if you don’t want them to be ‘dead in the water’ before you even launch. (It seems that all the big boys, from Starbucks to Amazon to Apple, understood this right from the get-go, which is probably how they became the top ‘money-making monsters’ they are today. Pages 10-11)

• Probably the biggest reason why ChatGPT is the world’s most popularly used AI, and no, this has NOTHING to do with their algorithms, which basically any AI company like DeepSeek could copy within 24 hours if they wanted to. (I don’t know if this stroke of branding genius was on purpose or accidental, but regardless, here’s how you can manually apply it to all your brand names in minutes! See page 6)

• The simple ‘Nag Nag’ trick that one of the most prolific book publishers in history did with their book series that enabled it to sell over 250 million copies in 20 years. (These are deadly boring non-fiction books, not novels, so being able to do these types of numbers is even more remarkable, and… you can do it too, even if all you have is a boring little book for sale! Page 15)

• How most people think about product names VS how your brain ACTUALLY thinks about product names. (Just knowing this little ‘neuroscience fact’ will instantly ‘blow the lid off your mind’ and make it easy as pie to conjure up unforgettably viral names in a matter of minutes. Page 3)

• A uniquely ‘special’ psychological trigger that works to get people both buying AND sharing about your products and… how marketing legend Marlon Sanders discovered this while living a life eating burritos out of a car. (Do this and people won’t be able to buy your goods fast enough, and… here’s how you can apply the exact same principle to your product names to DOUBLE the effect! Page 20)

• How a $600 billion company that dominated the world market, surpassing Apple, Amazon, Google, and Nvidia combined at the time, met with a rapid demise after removing 1 of these 12 psychological triggers from their product name. (This might not have been the only factor, but top business positioning experts often quote this cocky move as one of the biggest turning points, so here’s how you can avoid doing the same thing! Page 3)

• The part of the human mind that’s directly connected to your tongue, and… how you can grab that precious (and scarce) mindshare with a little name wordplay, so their mouths are constantly singing your ‘brand’. (One of the greatest copywriters who ever lived, Gary Halbert, once said that psychology is 1,000 times more important than technology, probably because… there’s no way AI will do this for you without actually dissecting your brain and implanting a Neurolink! More on page 2)

• What history’s most famous brand names have in common that makes them nearly impossible to forget. (Why fail and flop miserably doing all the trial and error yourself when these companies have spent trillions of dollars and centuries doing all the testing for you already? Details on pages 3-7)

• The two types of virality, why almost everyone on planet earth only knows how to do the first type, and how you can do the second type with your ‘Nag Nag Names’ so that… your products keep going viral everyday, both now and forever! (One of the world’s top food brands was on the verge of collapse, until they did this and quickly added another $300 million a year to their bottom line. Details on page 8)

• One of my favorite viral ‘Nag Nag Name’ principles I’ve been using for well over a decade now, and that I can confidently predict will have people remembering me decades from now! (Some people think that the shorter the name, the better, but… that’s only true if you do this, or you’ll be forgotten faster than a centenarian forgets where they left their car keys! Page 4)

• What Coca-Cola did to become one of the most famous brands in the last 100 years of history. (Not saying if you do this too, you’ll become a household name like them, but… if you don’t… I’m pretty sure it won’t EVER happen to you, even if you waited 100,000 years! Page 7)

• How this legendary business coach tweaked his product name and ‘forced’ people to think about it every single morning. (Almost two decades later, and people like me are still thinking and talking about it now, day in and day out. Imagine how much you’d make if it was your product or service. Page 9)

• The one thing billionaire marketing strategist, and one of the greatest marketing minds in history, Jay Abraham, says you MUST have in your product or service or else … you’ll be lucky if someone ever buys anything from you! (This is not a joke. I did this and the conversion rate on one of my recurring subscription products literally skyrocketed overnight! And here’s how to apply the exact same principle to your product or service names… Page 12)

• What almost every internet marketing and AI software is doing totally wrong with their product names, and it’s getting them buried in the marketplace! (What’s worse is that almost everyone is copying them, like lemmings jumping off a cliff together, so don’t let that be you… Study page 11)

• How the father of modern advertising, Claude Hopkins, who is the real reason why modern people brush their teeth today, created a product that’s still standing the test of time decades later, and is still being consumed by countless thousands around the world today. (This is simple. So simple that it can be done in less than a minute. But it instantly sets you and your products apart from everything else out there on the market. Page 13)

• The one key speed-reading skill that has allowed me to read one to two books a day, everyday. (And how you can instantly apply the same principle to creating product names that shoot straight into their cranium, lodging them permanently in there, and making them almost impossible to ignore or forget. Page 14)

• How Russell Brunson used this same ‘speed-reading’ principle to create one of the greatest brand names in modern marketing history. (Given that he’s friends with Howard Berg, the world’s fastest reader, I wouldn’t be surprised if he knew exactly what he was doing when he did this. Also on page 14)

• Drop a pack of Mentos into a bottle of Coke, and watch what happens. (And how to create Nag Nag Names that do the same thing in your prospects’ brains! Page 16)

• What most people do when naming products or services that causes them to fall flat on their face upon launching, boring the tears out of everyone who hears about them. (Avoid the pain and humiliation. Just do this instead… Pages 14-15)

• Something every good parent does to their kids, that you can now effortlessly do to get prospects buying and sharing your products or services with ease. (Forget about one-time sales… If you want to build a consistently profitable, ‘generationally wealthy’ business full of raving fans that can’t stop screaming and chanting your name, it’s all an uphill battle until you start using this. See page 1)

• How to bypass the part of your brain that filters out ‘bad names’, preventing names below a certain ‘quality-level’ threshhold from ever being able to grab your, or anyone’s, attention. (It pays to know a little neuroscience, just like how one of the most famous business books in history is using this technique to rake in hundreds of millions, and… here’s how you can do what they did too. Page 16)

• What Father of FunnelHacking, Russell Brunson, knows about naming your products that allowed the ClickFunnels movement to take over the worldwide market. (Would he have been as successful if he didn’t do this? I doubt it… Page 13)

• How to create product or service names that lower your resistance, are deadly easy to market, and make people SO curious they just have to click and find out more. (Whether it’s bestselling books, or bestselling apps, they’re all using this principle to dominate the sales rankings, so… I see no reason why you can’t be one of them. Page 17)

• ‘Magic’ words you can use in your ‘Nag Nag Names’ that instantly grab your attention, like a meteor crashing straight down onto your brain, sending mental stimulation through the roof! (I give you 5 of them that… after researching thousands of bestselling products… have shown to almost always work, again and again and again. Page 19)

• A little something Elon Musk did right when he created some of his brand names. (Well, if you can call a trillion dollar company ‘little’, but… anyone can do this… even if you’re just starting out! Page 17)

• What people always want, and don’t want, to see in your product names, whether they know it or not. (When you apply this to your ‘Nag Nag Names’, your readers will need a heck of a lot of willpower just to stop themselves from tearing pages apart to see what your product is all about. Pages 18-19)

• Emotions you should NEVER convey in your ‘Nag Nag Names’ if you want to get the maximum amount of shares and sales possible! (Most people mistakenly think that these emotions are the best things since sliced bread and talk about them all the time, but… this mistake has collapsed many a billion dollar media company, so… beware! Page 22)

• 4 ‘easy-to-use’ emotions you should ALWAYS be infusing into your ‘nagging’ product names whenever you can, because they instantly ‘shove’ people into taking whatever action you want them to take! (Social scientists were really surprised when they discovered these emotions worked this way, but here’s how you can profit from this cutting-edge discovery. Page 23)

• A quick ‘litmus test’ that instantly tells you whether your product or brand names are going to ‘fall flat on their faces’ or go ‘uber viral’ because they have that ‘easy-to-spread factor’… even before you ever use them! (And if they fail the test? Just use the techniques and quickly create another one in minutes! Page 2)

• How to use ‘Nag Nag Names’ to create self-advertising, self-marketing products that just promote themselves. (Most people don’t even know this is possible, and they slave away their whole life, fighting uphill battles, struggling to buy and get enough traffic to eek out a living, but… if you do this with a specific group of your products… you’ll slash your time, energy, and money wasted on marketing significantly! Page 21)

• The only type of domain names you should be buying if you’re using these ‘Nag Nag Name’ principles, and… you want to get the maximum resale value on them possible! (I did this, and got offered $75,000 for one of my ‘somewhat naggy’ domain names, which I promptly refused because… I believe it’s worth far more than that! Details on page 25)

• Two letters you can add to your product or service names that makes people want to talk and think about your stuff all day long, proudly parading them out and about for all their family members and friends to see. (Sometimes, letters can be even more powerful than words, and this is one of those times. Details on page 21)

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