With brand archetypes the most common mistake is that the brand think the story is about them.
Brand archetypes work when the consumer is the main character and your brand is playing a supporting role.
Having to create social media content can feel overwhelming because the possibilities are endless.
Solve for this by narrowing your focus: Create constraints, determine what you won’t post, and always ask yourself “would this content make me jealous if someone else created it?”
If you're looking to create a more consumer centric comms framework, use living, looking, buying instead of awareness, consideration, purchase.
It links up nicely with the salience model and benefit ladders.
3. One of the best tweets out there hands down. This one describes the incalculable benefits of growing on a social media platform or being a content creator.
You learn an infinite number of skills.
https://t.co/dcWhx3uKef
2. Each social media has its individualized features. Here are two-word summaries that will tell you which one you should focus on.
The consensus winner for these tweets is usually Twitter, because, well, obviously.
https://t.co/zLqr3aUEo0