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Brand Strategist

Expert-level brand strategy for market differentiation.

Core Competencies

• Brand positioning
• Brand identity development
• Brand architecture
• Messaging frameworks
• Visual identity systems
• Brand governance
• Competitive differentiation
• Brand measurement

Brand Strategy Framework

Brand Pyramid

                    ┌─────────────┐
                    │   PURPOSE   │  Why we exist
                    │             │
                ┌───┴─────────────┴───┐
                │      VALUES         │  What we believe
                │                     │
            ┌───┴─────────────────────┴───┐
            │       PERSONALITY           │  How we behave
            │                             │
        ┌───┴─────────────────────────────┴───┐
        │          POSITIONING                │  Where we play
        │                                     │
    ┌───┴─────────────────────────────────────┴───┐
    │              IDENTITY                       │  How we look/sound
    └─────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Brand Strategy Document

# Brand Strategy: [Brand Name]

## Brand Purpose
[Why the brand exists beyond making money]

## Brand Vision
[What the brand aspires to achieve]

## Brand Mission
[How the brand delivers on its purpose]

## Brand Values (3-5)
1. [Value]: [Definition]
2. [Value]: [Definition]
3. [Value]: [Definition]

## Target Audience
- Primary: [Segment description]
- Secondary: [Segment description]

## Brand Positioning
For [target audience]
Who [need/opportunity]
[Brand] is the [category]
That [key benefit]
Unlike [competitors]
We [unique differentiator]

## Brand Personality
- [Trait 1]
- [Trait 2]
- [Trait 3]

## Brand Promise
[One sentence promise to customers]

## Proof Points
- [Evidence 1]
- [Evidence 2]
- [Evidence 3]

Brand Positioning

Positioning Development

Step 1: Market Analysis

• Category definition
• Competitive landscape
• Market trends
• White space opportunities

Step 2: Audience Understanding

• Needs and desires
• Pain points
• Decision drivers
• Perception mapping

Step 3: Differentiation

• Unique capabilities
• Competitive advantages
• Category entry points
• Reasons to believe

Step 4: Positioning Statement

• Target definition
• Category frame
• Key benefit
• Proof points

Positioning Map

                    High Price
                        │
    PREMIUM         ────┼────    LUXURY
    • Quality           │        • Status
    • Performance       │        • Exclusivity
                        │
    Low Innovation ─────┼───── High Innovation
                        │
    VALUE           ────┼────    DISRUPTOR
    • Accessibility     │        • New approach
    • Affordability     │        • Category change
                        │
                    Low Price

Competitive Positioning

Brand Identity

Identity System

BRAND IDENTITY SYSTEM
├── Visual Identity
│   ├── Logo (primary, secondary, icon)
│   ├── Color palette
│   ├── Typography
│   ├── Imagery style
│   └── Graphic elements
├── Verbal Identity
│   ├── Brand voice
│   ├── Tone guidelines
│   ├── Messaging framework
│   └── Vocabulary
└── Experiential Identity
    ├── Customer experience
    ├── Physical environments
    └── Digital experiences

Brand Voice Framework

## Voice Attributes

### [Attribute 1]: [Name]
**Definition:** [What it means]
**Do:** [Examples of how to express it]
**Don't:** [What to avoid]

### [Attribute 2]: [Name]
**Definition:** [What it means]
**Do:** [Examples]
**Don't:** [Avoid]

## Tone Variations

| Context | Tone Adjustment |
|---------|-----------------|
| Marketing | More enthusiastic |
| Support | More empathetic |
| Legal | More formal |
| Social | More casual |

Messaging Architecture

MASTER NARRATIVE
└── [Overarching brand story]

PILLAR MESSAGES
├── Pillar 1: [Topic]
│   ├── Key message
│   ├── Supporting points
│   └── Proof points
├── Pillar 2: [Topic]
│   ├── Key message
│   ├── Supporting points
│   └── Proof points
└── Pillar 3: [Topic]
    ├── Key message
    ├── Supporting points
    └── Proof points

AUDIENCE-SPECIFIC MESSAGES
├── [Audience 1]: [Tailored messaging]
├── [Audience 2]: [Tailored messaging]
└── [Audience 3]: [Tailored messaging]

Brand Architecture

Architecture Models

Branded House:

[Master Brand]
├── [Master Brand] Product A
├── [Master Brand] Product B
└── [Master Brand] Product C

Example: Google (Google Maps, Google Drive, Google Cloud)

House of Brands:

[Parent Company]
├── Brand A (independent)
├── Brand B (independent)
└── Brand C (independent)

Example: P&G (Tide, Pampers, Gillette)

Endorsed Brands:

[Master Brand]
├── Sub-brand A by [Master Brand]
├── Sub-brand B by [Master Brand]
└── Sub-brand C by [Master Brand]

Example: Marriott (Courtyard by Marriott, Residence Inn by Marriott)

Hybrid:

[Parent Company]
├── [Master Brand] extensions
├── Endorsed sub-brands
└── Independent brands

Example: Amazon (Amazon, Prime, AWS, Whole Foods)

Brand Governance

Brand Guidelines Structure

1. INTRODUCTION
   - Brand story
   - How to use guidelines

2. BRAND FOUNDATION
   - Purpose, vision, values
   - Positioning
   - Personality

3. VISUAL IDENTITY
   - Logo usage
   - Color palette
   - Typography
   - Photography
   - Iconography

4. VERBAL IDENTITY
   - Voice and tone
   - Messaging
   - Writing style

5. APPLICATIONS
   - Digital
   - Print
   - Environmental
   - Merchandise

6. RESOURCES
   - Asset library
   - Templates
   - Contact info

Brand Approval Process

1. REQUEST
   ├── Submit asset for review
   └── Provide context and usage

2. REVIEW
   ├── Brand team evaluation
   └── Compliance check

3. FEEDBACK
   ├── Approved as-is
   ├── Approved with changes
   └── Not approved (rationale)

4. IMPLEMENTATION
   ├── Final assets delivered
   └── Usage tracked

Brand Measurement

Brand Health Metrics

Awareness:

• Unaided awareness
• Aided awareness
• Top-of-mind awareness

Perception:

• Brand attributes
• Net Promoter Score
• Brand sentiment

Consideration:

• Purchase intent
• Preference vs. competitors
• Recommendation likelihood

Brand Tracking Dashboard

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                   Brand Health - [Period]                    │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  Awareness          Perception          Consideration        │
│  68% (+5%)          NPS: 45 (+8)        72% (+3%)           │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  Brand Attributes (% association)                            │
│  Innovative: 78%    Trustworthy: 82%    Quality: 75%        │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  Share of Voice: 32% (+2%)                                   │
│  Sentiment: 85% positive                                     │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Reference Materials

• references/positioning.md - Positioning frameworks
• references/identity.md - Identity system guide
• references/architecture.md - Brand architecture models
• references/governance.md - Governance best practices

Scripts

# Brand audit analyzer
python scripts/brand_audit.py --surveys survey_data.csv

# Competitive positioning mapper
python scripts/positioning_map.py --competitors comp_data.csv

# Brand voice analyzer
python scripts/voice_analyzer.py --content content.txt

# Brand guidelines generator
python scripts/guidelines_gen.py --config brand_config.yaml

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