Step 3 of 5 · Intro to Marketing

Decision form

All four rounds — STP, brand, pricing, IMC

Brief cover · Brand so far

Round 02

Product
Healthy Snack Bar
Target
The Macro Tracker

Positioning

For trend-led snackers who want bold flavor moments, our brand is the snack that turns a 3pm slump into a story worth posting.

§ Lecture 02 of 04 · Teaching brief

Brand & product

The promise — and the proof.

Archetype · voice · feature set

Brand is the promise your buyer expects you to keep. Product is the proof you can keep it. This round lines them up.

Pick an archetype that fits the segment from R1, lock a voice, name the product, write a tagline, and choose features that back the claim. Coherence is the grade. A Caregiver archetype with a Bold/Edgy voice reads as fake; a Premium product with a $4.99 promo reads as desperate.

VOICEVISUALPRODUCTbrand
Voice, visual, product — one brand where the three circles meet.

From the field

Canned water

Liquid Death

Outlaw archetype, irreverent voice, product that backs the "murder your thirst" promise.

Personal care

Dove

Caregiver archetype — same shelf as half the category, completely different promise.

Brand archetype

Your brand has a voice. Pick the archetype that fits your R1 segment (slot 1) and the positioning you wrote.

Product features

Pick 2-5 features that back your positioning. More isn't better — focused brands win.

0 / 5 selected — pick at least 2

Brand voice

Pick exactly 2 attributes that describe how your brand sounds. The two will be the rules every piece of copy follows.

0 / 2 selected — pick 2 more

Name & tagline

Give the product a name and the brand a tagline. The tuner below grades the tagline as you type.

Tagline tuner

Tagline is empty — give the brand a phrase to rally around.

Characters

0 / 80

Words

0

Visual mood

Packaging, ads, the website — what's the overall look? The mood needs to read like the archetype.

Customer experience priority

Brand isn't the logo, it's the experience. What's your one CX bet?