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Names, taglines, manifestos and origin language built on meaning instead of availability.

A name should not exist because the domain was free. A tagline should not sound acceptable in twelve unrelated industries. Before language becomes a logo, it needs a reason to belong to the business.

I work from the meaning, tension, ambition and founding logic underneath the brand, then build names and origin language with enough narrative structure to support what comes next. The result is not a spreadsheet of one hundred available words. It is a smaller set of directions you can defend, remember and grow into.

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How we work

  1. You reach out. Share the photograph, the person, the situation or the fragment - as much or as little as you can bear to. There is no correct brief.
  2. We agree the scope. Before anything is written, we settle what the piece is, its length and its intention. The commission is confirmed with a 50% advance.
  3. I write. The work is made for you alone, delivered within 4–6 weeks. One considered revision is included so the words land exactly where they should.

Scope & confidentiality

Every commission begins with an agreed scope - what will be written, its length, its tone and its purpose - so there are no surprises on either side. Nothing is begun before that scope and the advance are settled together.

What you share stays private. Your story, your materials and the finished writing are treated as yours alone and are never published, resold or used elsewhere without your explicit, written consent. Where a commission is anonymous by design, that anonymity is protected without exception.

Before you commission

The practical details, without making you decode the poetry.

The literary opening tells you what the service feels like. These answers tell you exactly how it works, what is delivered and where the boundaries sit.

What is this service?

A research-led naming and verbal-language process built around meaning, positioning and distinctiveness rather than domain availability alone.

Who is it for?

Founders and brand teams launching, repositioning or clarifying an offer that needs a name, tagline, manifesto or coherent verbal territory.

What will I receive?

The agreed naming routes, rationale, verbal principles and selected language assets, with screening responsibilities defined in the proposal.

How does the interview or briefing work?

Stakeholder interviews clarify ambition, audience, category codes, cultural risks, competitive language and the meaning the name must carry.

What information or material should I prepare?

Business strategy, audience, geography, competitors, legal classes if known, naming constraints, languages and decision-maker availability.

How long does it take?

The current typical delivery window shown for this service is 4–6 weeks. Timing begins after the agreed interview and source material are complete.

What does it cost?

The current listed fee is ₹75,000. 50% to begin. Any change in length, research, number of interviews, urgency, design or commercial rights is agreed before additional work begins.

How many revisions are included?

One included. Revision is for factual, tonal or emphasis adjustments within the accepted brief; a different audience, form or central direction may require a new scope.

How is confidentiality handled?

Private material is used only for the agreed commission. RDC Unsaid does not publish, quote, reuse or turn the work into a portfolio example without explicit written permission.

Who owns and may use the final writing?

The finished work is supplied for the use agreed in the commission. Personal sharing is normally part of that purpose; public, commercial, adaptation and attribution rights should be recorded in the accepted scope or agreement.

When might this not be the right service?

Creative naming is not a legal trademark clearance; formal searches and registration remain specialist legal tasks unless separately arranged.