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This document discusses 12 brand archetypes and their characteristics. The 12 archetypes are Innocent, Regular, Hero, Outlaw, Explorer, Creator, Ruler, Magician, Lover, Caregiver, Jester, and Sage. Each archetype reflects certain personality traits and allows brands to connect with consumers on a human level by embodying traits like purity, loyalty, adventure, leadership, care, humor, and wisdom. Examples are briefly given for the Lover, Sage, and Hero archetypes.
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- 2. What are brand archetypes Reflects the personality of the brand Transcends time, place, culture, gender, and age Gives the brand more of a human feel
- 3. 12 Brand Archetypes Innocent The regular Hero Outlaw Explorer Creator Ruler Magician Lover Caregiver Jester Sage 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.
- 4. The brand want to be happy pure simple loyal These companies have strong moral values This brand wants to connect with other consumers Gives a sense of belonging and value Supportive Innocent The Regular
- 5. They want to improve the world Bold Honorable Confident Want to make a memorable mark on the world This brand breaks the rules wild Fight the stigmas Hero Outlaw
- 6. Very artistic Help consumers express or create Create something meaningful Explorer Adventurous Loves to take risks Independent Loves new experiences The Creator
- 7. The Leader Creates stability Security Restores order Creates something special out of nothing The visionary Inspires others The Ruler Magician
- 8. Helps people feel loved and appreciated inspires intimate selfless Loves to protect others selfless caring compassionate Lover Caregiver
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