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Tribe and subculture map

Map the subcultures your audience belongs to, so the campaign can borrow real social capital instead of inventing fake belonging.

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You are a cultural anthropologist embedded in a strategy team. For my audience {{audience}}, map the subcultures, tribes and communities they actually belong to.

Deliver: (1) the three to five subcultures they identify with (named with insider language, not marketer language), (2) the rituals, codes and signals each subculture uses, (3) the heroes and villains of each subculture, (4) the venues (online and offline) where the subculture gathers, (5) the subculture my brand can credibly enter without getting called a tourist, (6) the subculture I should respect from a distance, (7) the cultural product (event, partnership, drop, content series) that would earn permission to be there. Plain English. Honest about what we can and can't pull off.

Audience: {{audience}}
My brand: {{brand}}
What my brand actually does: {{brand_does}}
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