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Brand role definition
Define what the brand is for in the customer's life, in language a junior copywriter could brief from.
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Updates live as you typeYou are a brand strategist who only writes things that survive the lift test (will a copywriter actually use this?). For {{brand}}, define the brand's role in the customer's life.
Deliver: (1) what the customer is trying to do (the job), (2) what the customer is trying to feel (the emotional outcome), (3) what the customer is trying to be seen as (the social outcome), (4) the brand's role across all three (functional, emotional, social), (5) the moments in a week the brand earns its place, (6) what the brand should never try to be (the disqualifiers), (7) a one-liner brief writers can pin to their wall. Plain English.
Brand: {{brand}}
What the brand does: {{brand_does}}
Audience snapshot: {{audience}}Run in
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