The document discusses branding and provides examples of how to develop a brand brief by focusing on archetypes and personality traits. It then examines the branding of Good Magazine, Charles Barkley, and Dodge in terms of their attitude, design, and customer engagement. The conclusion emphasizes solidifying the brand brief and executing it consistently across attitude, design, and engagement.
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Branding (You're a Fine Girl)
1. BRANDING
(YOURE A FINE GIRL)
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2. BRANDING
(YOURE A FINE GIRL)
NEW WAYS TO BRIEF
1. Archetype
2. Personality
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3. BRANDING
(YOURE A FINE GIRL)
BRIEF :: ARCHETYPES
1. The Hero (Nike)
2. The Sage (PBS)
3. The Rebel (Harley Davidson)
4. The Creator (Crayola)
5. The Explorer (Jeep)
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4. BRANDING
(YOURE A FINE GIRL)
BRIEF :: PERSONALITY
1. Clique
2. Hobbies
3. Sense of Humor
4. Tone of Voice
5. Favorite Movies
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5. BRANDING
(YOURE A FINE GIRL)
BRANDING PARTS (ONLINE)
1. Attitude
2. Design
3. Engagement
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6. BRANDING
(YOURE A FINE GIRL)
GOOD MAGAZINE
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7. BRANDING
(YOURE A FINE GIRL)
GOOD MAGAZINE
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22. BRANDING
(YOURE A FINE GIRL)
SOLIDIFY THE
BRANDS BRIEF
EXECUTE IT
1. Attitude
2. Design
3. Engagement
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23. BRANDING
(YOURE A FINE GIRL)
PHILIP MCFEE
216.906.6219
philip.mcfee@gmail.com
WES MIKEL
@wesmikel
785.979.9409
specs@wesmikel.com
www.WesMikel.com
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