Which Is Correct: "Do More Faster" or "Do More, Faster"?

Question

I have been stumbling with this phrase for a few days now. I read a book the other day called "Do More Faster". The title comes from a slogan about startups getting more work done than their competition, and getting work done faster. However, to me the sentence sounds like it is talking about making the "more" faster instead of making the "do" both more and faster. The way I would write the phase would be to add a comma after more: "Do More, Faster". Which Is Correct: "Do More Faster" or "Do More, Faster"?

Answer 1

I think both are grammatically correct, but "do more, faster" sounds better in terms of syntax. But then again, "do more faster" illustrates in itself the ethos of the phrase in that it sacrifices the pause of the comma for the sake of efficiency; saying it faster.

Answer 2

I think both are grammatically correct, but "do more, faster" sounds better in terms of syntax. But then again, "do more faster" illustrates in itself the ethos of the phrase in that it sacrifices the pause of the comma for the sake of efficiency; saying it faster.