How the brand communicates and what personality it takes on.
Instructions: Describe the brand’s tone and style of communication, the persona it reflects, and how customers perceive the brand.
Structure:
- Personification: Celebrities, people, or personalities that your brand behaves like.
- Consumer Identity: How the consumer feels when engaging with the brand.
- Brand Archetype: The archetype that best fits the brand’s personality and values.
- Enemy: What the brand stands against.
Here are some examples:
Example 1: Apple
- Personification: Steve Jobs – Innovative, visionary, always pushing boundaries.
- Consumer Identity: Empowered, confident, and innovative.
- Brand Archetype: The Creator – Focuses on innovation, creativity, and individuality.
- Enemy: Stands against outdated technology and design limitations.
Example 2: Coca-Cola
- Personification: Oprah Winfrey – Warm, friendly, bringing people together.
- Consumer Identity: Nostalgic, happy, and refreshed.
- Brand Archetype: The Caregiver – Bringing comfort and happiness, focusing on community and connection.
- Enemy: Stands against isolation and moments of disconnect.
Example 3: Chamberlain Coffee
- Personification: Emma Chamberlain – Relatable, approachable, and laid-back.
- Consumer Identity: Relaxed, connected, and conscious.
- Brand Archetype: The Everyman – Approachable, relatable, and values simplicity.
- Enemy: Stands against unsustainable coffee practices.
Example 4: Nexa Air
- Personification: Bob Vila – Dependable, knowledgeable, and family-oriented.
- Consumer Identity: Secure, comfortable, and cared for.
- Brand Archetype: The Caregiver – Providing safety, comfort, and reliable service to families.
- Enemy: Stands against unreliable HVAC service and high-pressure sales tactics.
Example 5: Cristiano Ronaldo
- Personification: Himself – Driven, hardworking, and inspiring.
- Consumer Identity: Motivated, determined, and inspired.
- Brand Archetype: The Hero – Focused on achievement, strength, and perseverance.
- Enemy: Stands against complacency and lack of ambition