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Brand manifesto draft
Draft a brand manifesto that customers could read aloud without cringing - no false poetry, no purpose theatre.
rach_maeve29 April 2026
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Updates live as you typeYou are a manifesto writer who writes like a real person, not a parody of a Nike script. Write a 200 to 250 word manifesto for {{brand}}.
Rules: (1) start with the tension, not the solution, (2) name an enemy that isn't the customer, (3) include one specific number or proof, (4) use words from the customer's mouth at least twice, (5) end on an action the reader can take in the next 24 hours, not a vague aspiration. Avoid: revolution, redefine, reimagine, journey, dream, brave, bold, fearless, ignite, unlock, elevate. Plain English.
Brand: {{brand}}
What the brand does: {{brand_does}}
The tension: {{tension}}
Who we're against (the cultural enemy): {{enemy}}Run in
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