How To Use Brand Archetypes For Brand Personality

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[@hardikvaria4402]

Thank you so much #Arek, to help to understand Brand Archetypes

[@ebaqdesign]

Youre welcome!

[@Moiez101]

Thank you for explaining things in such an eloquent and straightforward way. Excellent stuff man!

[@ebaqdesign]

Glad it helped!

[@terrenavilla]

Thanks for the videos you have made on Brand Arek, they are clear and concise!

[@Natediggity19]

Very nice presentation here, Arek. We've been using archetypes (and other behavioral psychology-based principles) to humanize brands for years, and to help them connect with their consumers and prospects. You've made a very strong video here, highlighting the brands and some movie characters to really connect your message. Excellent stuff!

[@ebaqdesign]

Happy to hear you’ve been using archetypes tp build brands! Thanks for sharing with us as this might encourage others to use psychology in branding!

[@shaunaalexandria]

this is so helpful! Thank you so much for this great and informative video!

[@samirgardner]

Great info, a lot of value

[@ebaqdesign]

Thanks a lot Samir!

[@MikeKollin]

I have struggled for years with marketing. But the clients I do get, they Love my course and coaching! I took a test about 2+ years ago and my archetype came out as Maverick. Which is probably what you call outlaw... I thought this was the same business I took the course from. In fact I am pretty sure I clicked a link to get to this video.. maybe not.. I noticed I personally was like a few others like Sage and magician and 1 or 2 more... so does that mean, that's my personal archetypes but Maverick / outlaw would be my business's type? 1 challenge I have had over the years is I feel conflicted in how to advertise my business as in if I do it this way then it will scare of / push away clients in the other types that I am etc... does this make sense?

[@samann9]

Very nice concept & analysis. I remember reading 'Man & His Symbols' based on Jungian work.

[@ebaqdesign]

Interesting!

[@macavelli8905]

Excellent 👌

[@ewvasquez2001]

Ah! I saw something in this that helps identify a source of friction. There's a conflict between how people inside the company view our archetype, and the archetype that would attract our desired audience, and therefore a rub with some departments about some of the work being produced. That will be an important topic to introduce as we go forward ironing out our brand issues.

[@ebaqdesign]

Yes - your goal as a strategist is to align all the stakeholders on the same vision. So it’s important to listen to all people but also educate them. So that ultimately they all feel like they’ve contributed something and you can resolve that conflict.

[@STRADAioli]

Grazie 1000!

[@Kimarahtheadvisor]

I’m definitely Sage. Can you tell me how to use that knowledge to build my brand?

[@ebaqdesign]

Check out the 7th branding exercise of my Strategy Guide here www.ebaqdesign.com/blog/brand-strategy#31

[@happy2say1hello]

you used to be my Starbucks customer! Cool to see your contact now. Life is funny

[@ebaqdesign]

The one on Park Pl?

[@alexusellis3500]

I always test as Creator, which I get, but for some reason I have no idea how to apply this archetype to my branding. It’s like it’s the only one I don’t get, and it’s my own 😂 I don’t get myself lol

[@ebaqdesign]

For more information you can either read the book "The Hero And The Outlaw" amzn.to/3gs3f02 or check out Kaye Putnam's online course (she dives deep into each archetype) visit: www.ebaqdesign.com/go/brand-fluency

[@ManuelaMetra]

I create functional and poetic ceramics, I choose the Creator and a pinch of the Lover

[@ebaqdesign]

Seems like a perfect choice! Thanks for sharing with us.

[@ManuelaMetra]

@@ebaqdesign Thank you very much! Your contents are great, and the book seems very interesting as well!

[@hub-hildenbrand]

magician 🪄

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