brand-archetype-selection

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Use when choosing or evaluating a brand archetype, defining brand personality or emotional positioning, or combining a primary and secondary archetype. Keywords - Jungian archetypes, 12 archetypes, Hero, Outlaw, Magician, Creator, Lover, Jester, Everyman, Caregiver, Ruler, Sage, Explorer, Innocent, 70/30 rule, Mark and Pearson.

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# Brand Archetype Selection Framework Quick reference for selecting brand archetypes using the Mark-Pearson methodology and Jungian psychology. > "Archetypes are the heartbeat of a brand because they convey a meaning that makes customers relate to a product as if it actually were alive in some way." — Margaret Mark & Carol Pearson --- ## Psychological foundations ### Why archetypes work Carl Jung proposed that beyond our personal unconscious lies a **collective unconscious**, a shared psychological inheritance containing archetypes: universal symbols, themes, and characters that appear across all human societies. **Key insights:** 1. **Subconscious Pattern Recognition**: Our brains respond to archetypal stories as deeply familiar 2. **The 95% Rule**: According to Harvard Professor Gerald Zaltman, 95% of purchasing decisions are made subconsciously 3. **Mirror Neuron Response**: When encountering clear archetypal expression, our mirror neurons fire as if we were embodying that archetype ourselves 4. **Archetypes bypass the intellectual mind** and produce feelings that lead to brand loyalty ### The business case A six-year Young & Rubicam study found that **brands most clearly aligned with a single archetype were the most profitable**. --- ## The 70/30 rule (core methodology) **Primary Archetype (70%)**: Your core personality that represents the majority of your brand. Any less and your personality will be confusing. You'll struggle to connect through familiarity. ...

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mike-coulbourn
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mike-coulbourn/claude-vibes
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9 months ago
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Python
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MIT

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