Remarkable Brands
Categories of brands that have a common personality profile, attitude, and behavior. The archetypes displayed below are derived from psychologist Carl Jung's idea that humans employ symbolism to comprehend bigger ideas. The twelve Jungian archetypes are used to sort brands: The Innocent, The Everyman, The Hero, The Rebel, The Explorer, The Creator, The Ruler, The Magician, The Lover, The Caregiver, The Jester, and The Sage.
Brands can foster a closer connection and knowledge with their target audience by identifying with an archetype. These archetypes can then be utilised to link the brand with specific consumer personas, allowing marketing teams to concentrate their efforts to connect the brand with consumers in a way that resonates at a deeper level.
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