Foundational marketing frameworks for every MarketBliss agent — campaign-strategist, brand-narrative, contextual-copywriter, market-intelligence, lifecycle-crm, media-buyer-bidder. Applied across all six industry profiles (B2B SaaS, DTC E-commerce, Professional Services, Regulated, Creative-Production, Advertising-Commercial).
Brand Positioning Framework
Positioning Statement Template
For [target segment] who [unmet need or job-to-be-done],
[brand] is the [category frame of reference] that [primary differentiating benefit].
Unlike [most-credible alternative], we [reason to believe / proof point].
A good positioning statement is mutually exclusive (rules competitors out), collectively exhaustive (covers the buyer's full need), and falsifiable (you could test the differentiator).
Positioning Map (2x2)
Axis
Low end
High end
X
Commodity / volume
Artisan / bespoke
Y
Mass / accessible
Premium / luxury
Plot top 3-5 competitors. Find the empty quadrant. Validate that the quadrant has economic depth (TAM/SAM/SOM check via market-intelligence).
Brand Archetypes (Jung/Mark-Pearson 12)
Archetype
Drive
Voice
Best fit
Creator
Innovation
Visionary, intentional
Creative-Production, Ad-Commercial
Sage
Truth
Authoritative, calm
B2B SaaS, Professional Services
Hero
Mastery
Bold, confident
DTC fitness, B2B challenger brands
Caregiver
Service
Warm, empathetic
Health, Regulated
Ruler
Control
Refined, certain
Luxury DTC, financial services
Magician
Transformation
Inspirational
Wellness, transformation SaaS
Outlaw
Disruption
Rebellious
Challenger DTC, agency-of-record
Lover
Intimacy
Sensual, elegant
Beauty, hospitality
Jester
Joy
Playful
DTC food, consumer apps
Everyman
Belonging
Honest, plain-spoken
Mass retail, community SaaS
Innocent
Purity
Optimistic
Organics, ESG-led brands
Explorer
Freedom
Adventurous
Travel, outdoor DTC
brand-narrative selects archetype during the brief stage and locks it for the campaign.
E-E-A-T Checklist
Google's Experience-Expertise-Authoritativeness-Trustworthiness applies to every public-facing surface (site, ads, social, PR).
Experience
Real customer outcomes with named entities or anonymized but specific results
Process / behind-the-scenes content showing actual operating reality
Time-in-market signal (years founded, customers served, units shipped)
First-person voice where author is named and bio is linkable
Expertise
Technical depth in pillar content (white paper / case study / methodology page)
Author bios with credentials and traceable history
Specialized vocabulary used correctly and explained for non-specialists
Original research, data, or proprietary frameworks published
Authoritativeness
Earned media in recognized outlets (industry trade, mainstream, peer-reviewed)