Archetypes
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Neuro-marketing – How we define what you are really selling
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We believe marketing is a method and consumer buying behaviour is a science (neuro-marketing). We developed our branding system to combine the two to make marketing a methodology. Our system is based on Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung’s theory of ‘archetypes’ or brand characters. Archetypes allows us to define the soul of your brand and express…
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Clients we Love: Vast Furniture & Homewares
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We at Brio Group love to take a look back at some of our most cherished clients, and the awesome changes in their brands. Vast Furniture & Homewares is one such client. Vast Furniture & Homewares have been providers of quality, handcrafted timber furniture and culturally inspired homewares for almost 20 years. Yet in the…
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Sharon Wood’s Emgoddess Empire
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In the immortal words of Big Kev, we’re excited. We truly love what we do, and nothing gets us going more than meeting clients whose work we’re really excited about. We’ve been known to scare clients with the scale of our ideas and goals for them, but often our visions of grandeur open up possibilities…
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Brand Archetypes and the US Presidential Primaries
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The President of the United States doesn’t have a lot of choice about being a Ruler Brand Archetype. Even the Kings of England have had some lee-way throughout history – to be a Creator, or a Hero, or a Caregiver. But POTUS? His citizens expect him to Rule [1]. Which is just one of the…
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How Virgin can insult Kanye and Win
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If any other Australian airline had told Kanye West to “Eat a bag of d!(& you douche”) the criticism and public condemnation would have been swift and overpowering. But Virgin Australia are smelling of roses. That’s the power of Brand. This week, a staff member at the marketing agency who supports Virgin’s social media strategy…
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What is the difference between a logo and a brand?
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It is interesting how many people I come across that don’t really know the difference between a logo and a brand. In this post I wanted to clarify this difference and hopefully shine a light on how a strong brand can add so much more value to a business. A LOGO is what your business looks…
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Building brands with Archetypes
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If you can build a story around your brand that you can tell at every touch point, your team, current customers and, importantly, future customers will have a clear idea as to what to expect from your product or service. Our strategic approach to brand development involves leveraging logic and emotion, tapping into how a person…

