Primal Branding

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Quote "Primal branding is an idea that can be scrawled on a matchbook cover. It boils down to the fact that brands are belief systems. Once you think of a brand as a belief system, you automatically get all the things that enterprise spends billions of dollars trying to obtain: trust, relevance, vision, values, leadership." Patrick Hanlon

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A Brand is a Belief System

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A Brands Primal Code1. Creation Story2. Creed3. Icons4. Rituals5. Pagans6. Sacred Words7. Leader

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1. Creation StoryTwo guys named Steve who started building personal computers in their parent's garage.

Founded in Eugene, Oregon by track and field coach Bill Bowerman and a middle-distance runner Phil Knight. Bowerman manufactured running shoes in his home using liquefied rubber and his wife’s waffle iron.

Jim Casey borrows $100 from a friend to start the American Messenger Company in Seattle, Washington.

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1. Creation Story

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1. Creation Story

Ray Kroc

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2. Creedwhat you believe in

Just Do It!

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3. IconsAll belief system have icons - quick flashes of meaning that sum up who you are and what you're about.

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4. Rituals

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5. PagansAll belief systems have a set of non-believers.

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5. PagansAll belief systems have a set of non-believers.

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6. Sacred WordsDouble Tall, Sugar Free, Vanilla Soy Extra Hot Latte

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7. Leader

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A Brands Primal Code

the primal code creates organizations, products and services that people believe in.

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Belief System =trust, relevance, vision, values, leadership.

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Great brands create a culture of belief!

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A Brand is a Belief System

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