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by Martin Lindstrom
Building a brand religion
Copyright © Martin Lindstrom
A clear vision
Storytelling
Sensory appeal
Symbols
Power from enemies
Mystery
Sense of belonging
Grandeur
Evangelism
Rituals
Copyright © Martin Lindstrom
Smash Your Brand
What’s really going on
in our brains?
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It all began in 1975…
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In 2004 the secret was revealed…
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In blind tasting
tests, consumers
preferred the taste
of Pepsi but…
Experiment
#1
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…when the brand name was
revealed, the respondents’
taste preference changed
Experiment
#2
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Beer is just as
irrational as…
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Everyone
fundamentally
dislike beer the first
time they taste it
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Just as we
fundamentally
dislike coffee the
first time we taste it
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Beverage + emotions =
bonding
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Beverage is an enabler
to initiate a
transformation into a
predefined framework
of how to act.
It’s the uniform
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All blind tests shows
that we fundamentally
hate the taste of
Red Bull
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So why is the energy
drink category the
fastest growing
beverage segment with
Red Bull as the ultimate
leader?
Red bull pic
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Stimulation
Excitement
Youthful
Stimulation
Excitement
Youthful
IbizaEveryday
life
Red Bull
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More associations,
more loyal…
1 2 3
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
%
Sen
ses
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Coca-Cola 1995
Flavor
Aroma
Auditory
Visual
Tactile
Coca-Cola 2015
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Touching makes us tip more…
Source: Kleinke 1977
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People are more likely to provide
help when touched
Source: Gueguen 2003
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When strangers were touched
lightly on the arm they helped the person up from
63% to 90%
Source: Gueguen 2003
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When selling a second hand car – those
touched for 1 second rated the seller
as more sincere, friendly, honest,
agreeable and kind.
Source: Erceau and Gueguen 2007
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Orbitofrontal
cortex: Preference
Posterior cingulate
(attention and auditory
memory)
Visual cortexSupera
ddit
ive
Sound Vision Synergy
BSC
%
9.3
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TASTE TEST of grape,
lemon-lime, cherry and
orange drinks
Color and flavor switched
Percentage able to
identify the drink…
[illustration of colored glasses]30%
McDonalds smell
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Anything in
common?
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Pick, click and run
vs.
Sensory shopping
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Pick, click and run
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Commodity products
=
Scrutinized margins
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Sensory shopping
=
Inspirational
entertainment
=
Premium margins
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TE
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TA
TIO
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RA
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IT
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Let’s introduce the
epicenter strategy
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Green
house
Theatre
Adjacencies
Breakfast
Salad
Pick N Prep
Packaged goods
Babyfoo
d
Fresh
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1.
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Even a bank canbe sensory
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Even a bank canbe sensory
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H O N E S T F E E D B A C K T O :
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Imoteca
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Imoteca
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Imoteca
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Imoteca
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Imoteca
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Imoteca
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Imoteca
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Imoteca
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Imoteca
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Imoteca
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Imoteca
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Imoteca
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A clear vision
Storytelling
Sensory appeal
Symbols
Power from enemies
Mystery
Sense of belonging
Grandeur
Evangelism
Rituals
Copyright © Martin Lindstrom
But this is far from the
full story…
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Marlboro
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Priming
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Priming
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Priming
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The non-conscious
effect…
Anterior cingulate
(attention)
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Coolness
Excitement
Status
Formula 1 Brand
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Linkage
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We crave even
more when exposed
to Formula 1 than
when exposed to a
cigarette ad.Anterior cingulate
(attention)
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But the most surprising
discovery comes here…
(Look carefully at this
billboard.)
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Now look at the billboard
one more time…
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It all began in 1915
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Shapes
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So
un
dC
olo
r
Smash
Your
Brand™
Color
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Rubbles Icons Colour
Eco SystemHandle Grid
STANLEY’S Smashable Design strategy
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H O N E S T F E E D B A C K T O :
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Acadamy + Plus
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Academy+plus
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Academy+plus
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Academy+plus
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Academy+plus
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Academy+plus
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Academy+plus
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Logo
Symbols
Sensory
100%
Mig
rati
on r
eady
0%
100% Smashable
Holistic
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A clear vision
Storytelling
Sensory appeal
Symbols
Power from enemies
Mystery
Sense of belonging
Grandeur
Evangelism
Rituals
Copyright © Martin Lindstrom
69 million
A choice of
brand is a clear
statement of
who you
are not!
“
”
[Pepsi][coke]
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Stating a opinion
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Attention grabbing..
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The second your
brand try to become
friends with
everyone – your
brand has watered
down
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Define who your
enemies are
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Our life is defined
on enemy pictures
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Three different
types of enemies
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The competitor
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Social trends
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Self invented
character
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Three types of enemies...
The competitior
Social trends
Character
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A clear vision
Storytelling
Sensory appeal
Symbols
Power from enemies
Mystery
Sense of belonging
Grandeur
Evangelism
Rituals
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Transperancy
blurres the world
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The next big thing –
offline communities
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Everyday routine
has killed the very
concept of
transformation
Picture of bedroom change
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But something far
more substantial
revealed an unusual
insight
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The respondents’
passwords
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Five years ago, people
averaged about 21
passwords. Now that
number is 81
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“We don’t just make
passwords a
meaningful experience,
at least based on the
data, it’s most often an
affectionate
experience.”Source: Andy Miah, a professor of science communication
and digital media at the University of Salford in England
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Love is among the
most common verb
among passwords.
The most popular
adjectives are sexy,
hot and pink.
Source: University of Ontario Institute of Technology, study of the RockYou database
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The things we no
longer have or which
are hard to reach –
often reflect what we
truly want
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Fiona Moriarty = 16:59
A competitive runner with a target time
of 16:59 for her 5,000 meters in track.
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Quit@smoking4ever
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Save4trip@Thailand
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Facetime2mom@sunday
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Passwords protect
dreams, secrets, fears
and even clues to
troubled pasts, and for
some, they serve as an
everyday reminder of
what matters most
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We had to go back to
the core roots of the
community
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As here’s a piece of
frightening reality…
3rd place community
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We’re rarely
truly presentVIDEO
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IN GENERAL INSERT
MORE SLIDES
FEATURING THE
AMBIENCE FROM THE
STORE
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“Passwords ritualize a
daily encounter with
personal memories that
often have no place else
to be recalled. You lose
that ritual - you lose an
intimacy with yourself.”
Andy Miah, professor of science
communication and digital media
University of Salford in England
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We all have two ages –
our inner age and our
real age
We all have two ages
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The day we for the first
time feel how it is to
be independent,
we stop growing
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We’re rarely
truly presentVIDEO
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H O N E S T F E E D B A C K T O :
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Carrefour
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Carrefour
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Carrefour
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Carrefour
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Carrefour
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Carrefour
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Carrefour
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Carrefour
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Carrefour
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Carrefour
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H O N E S T F E E D B A C K T O :
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Dlg Intermarketing
Dlg Intermarketing
Dlg Intermarketing
Dlg Intermarketing
Dlg Intermarketing
Dlg Intermarketing
Dlg Intermarketing
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A clear vision
Storytelling
Sensory appeal
Symbols
Power from enemies
Mystery
Sense of belonging
Grandeur
Evangelism
Rituals
Copyright © Martin Lindstrom
Let’s revisit some of
the icons…
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Martin Luther King
secured ownership of
“equality” by…
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1963
March on Washington
for Jobs and Freedom
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Diana secured her word
“peace” by
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1997
The International
Campaign to Ban
Landmines
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Gandhi secured his
word “compassion” by
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Non Violence Protest
to the British Raj &
the 1930 Salt March
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Somatic Markers
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Sticking to the mind…
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Socrates and
his students
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The same is possible in
the commercial world.
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…or a Somatic
Marker toy store
A blender served as
a Somatic Marker
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Price-tag to get on
the world map:
$12 million
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Changing the
way we search
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x
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x
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Establishing
their own
proprietary
network
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KLM’s
somewhat lost
opportunity
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H O N E S T F E E D B A C K T O :
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Red international
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Red International
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Red International
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Red International
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Red International
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Just like key events
shaped the image of
brands… [insert picture of Volvo]
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Innovation
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Airbag
Seatbelt Dummy
Innovation
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SAFETY
Airbag
Seatbelt Dummy
Innovation
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x
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By Martin Lindstrom .com
A s u m m a r y . . .
Symbols
Evangelism
Enemy
Sensory appeal
Grandeur
Mystery
A clear vision
Storytelling
Sense of belonging
Rituals
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A clear vision
Storytelling
Sensory appeal
Symbols
Power from enemies
Mystery
Sense of belonging
Grandeur
Evangelism
Rituals
Copyright © Martin Lindstrom
The social organism
is nourished by
human expressions
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...it fundamentally
changes people’s
relationship with
brands
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It changes how we
store emotions
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The social organism’s
metabolism is the
exchange of emotions
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It changes the way
you move a nation
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Life evolves through
reproduction
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In the future
everyone will be
world-famous for
15 minutes.
Andy Warhol
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Every consumer
is about to
become a brand
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Facebook’s offer
to advertise
yourself on your
best friend’s page (in order to be
noticed)
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In the future every
individual will carefully
nurture his personal
brand – just as
commercial brands do
today
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ThinkUp:
Your personal brand
online conscience
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MEDIA
MEDIA
MESSAGE
MESSAGE
TRUST
TRUST
BRAND CONSUMER
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x
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Campaign
Results
Campaign Results
Linear planning Interactive planning
?
Brand War-
Room Evaluation
Brand War-
Room Evaluation
Brand War-
Room Evaluation
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H O N E S T F E E D B A C K T O :
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Post Modernis Museum
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Postmodernism Museum
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PostModernism Museum
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PostModernism Museum
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PostModernism Museum
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PostModernism Museum
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PostModernism Museum
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PostModernism Museum
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PostModernism Museum
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PostModernism Museum
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PostModernism Museum
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PostModernism Museum
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A clear vision
Storytelling
Sensory appeal
Symbols
Power from enemies
Mystery
Sense of belonging
Grandeur
Evangelism
Rituals
BRAND
senseby Martin Lindstrom
Copyright © Martin Lindstrom 2008
Rituals are
hardwired in our
brains
PICTURE OF PIGEON
BRAND
senseby Martin Lindstrom
Copyright © Martin Lindstrom 2008
A pint!
BRAND
senseby Martin Lindstrom
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How five ducklings
put the Peabody
Hotel in Memphis on
the map.
BRAND
senseby Martin Lindstrom
Copyright © Martin Lindstrom 2008
A branded ritual
BRAND
senseby Martin Lindstrom
Copyright © Martin Lindstrom 2008
He
avy
Import
ant
Mo
de
rate
Lim
ited
Ze
ro
RITUAL
Cosmetics
Toothpaste
Alcoholic beverage
Shavers
Shampoo
Lifestyle drugs
Beverage (soft)
Energy drinks
Cell phone
ClothingJewelry
Leisure travel
Automobile
Fast food
Cleaning products
Candy
Banks
Credit cards
Hi-Fi
GasolineCoffee
Watches
Software
ComputersBusiness travel
TODAYPOTENTIAL VS. TODAY
SU
BC
ON
SC
IOU
SN
ESS100%
80
60
40
20
0
FUTURE
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Engagem
ent
Emotion
Symbol
Smashable links
Senses
HSP
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Engagem
ent
Emotion
Symbol
Smashable links
Senses
HSP
?
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;-)=+ + +Emotive
expressions
The
causation
Small Data
Embodied
cognition
Social trailsEmotional
DNA
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Let’s rewind to
the beginning of
this story
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Small Data
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Insert 6 summery points here
PAUSE
A clear vision
Storytelling
Sensory appeal
Symbols
Power from enemies
Mystery
Sense of belonging
Grandeur
Evangelism
Rituals
Tell me and I’ll forget.
Show me and I might remember.
Involve me and I’ll understand.
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