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S01 E33 Brand Archetype Series - The Rebel
Ready to flip the table on “same-old” marketing? In this episode of Brand Chops, hosts Zack Lemear and Chris Duhaime rip into the Rebel archetype—the outlaws of branding who turn loyal customers into die-hard fans. You’ll learn:
- Why true rebels are more mission-driven than shock-driven
- The psychographics that make “rule-breakers” pull out their wallets
- Three guardrails to keep your message edgy, not alienating
- A step-by-step game plan to define your enemy, craft bold storytelling, and build a cult-like community
If you want a brand that customers would tattoo on their arm (without burning cash on gimmicks), press play and unleash your inner outlaw.
Takeaways
- Rebel brands challenge the status quo and attract nonconformists.
- Customers of rebel brands seek individuality and a sense of belonging.
- Messaging is crucial; it should be bold and provocative.
- Rebel brands must have a clear cause or mission.
- Avoid being rebellious for the sake of it; authenticity is key.
- Rebel brands can alienate customers if messaging is too aggressive.
- Building a community around the brand fosters loyalty.
- Consistency in brand voice is essential for trust.
- Small businesses can effectively use rebel branding by defining their enemy.
- Bold storytelling is necessary to stand out in the market.
Chapters
- 00:00 Introduction to Rebel Branding
- 02:48 Understanding the Rebel Archetype
- 05:37 Psychographics of Rebel Brand Customers
- 08:13 Common Mistakes in Rebel Branding
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