Items of all 12 brand archetypes spread out on a desk.

Brand Archetype Assessment

12 Brand Archetypes

Fill out the form below to get a free analysis of your brand archetype using only 10 questions.

We use our proprietary AI algorithm to cross-reference the company/brand characteristics you provide with our knowledge base on archetypes. Please note that this process can take up to 2 business days since we still rely on human oversight for optimal results.

Whether you’re a company or a personal brand, here’s what you get:

  • Assessment of your brand’s primary and secondary archetype including advanced reasoning
  • Tips on how to “double-down” on those archetype characteristics to clarify your message
  • Arguments for re-evaluating certain brand aspects/approaches

The typical Brand Archetype Assessment takes 15 minutes to fill out and gives you a four-page detailed description of your brand’s current and ideal character, tone, and positioning in return.

Curious of what your analysis could look like? Download our example assessment here.

Let’s Define Your Brand’s Archetype

Current Version: Alpha v1.01

Please fill out the form as accurately and detailed as possible. This ensures the most precise results and tailored feedback. Use the examples of the (fictional) personal brand “Max Gainerson” as a reference/inspiration.

Brand Name (company or personal)
1. What is/are the fundamental mission(s) or core purpose(s) of your brand?
2. If your brand were a person, what 5 words would best describe its personality and looks?
3. What is the primary emotion you want your customers to feel when they interact with your brand or use your products/services?
4. Who is your ideal customer, and what are their deepest desires or aspirations that your brand helps them achieve?
5. Which adjective(s) best describe(s) your brand?












6. What is the tone of voice your brand uses to communicate (e.g., authoritative, witty, caring, sophisticated, down-to-earth, etc.)?
7. What does your brand stand against? What are the frustrations, injustices, or outdated ideas it seeks to overcome?
8. What is the ultimate goal of your brand’s story (e.g., transformation, mastery, belonging, joy, etc.)?
9. If your brand were a color, what color would it be? Describe the color using adjectives (hue, darkness/lightness, brightness, warmth, etc.) for example, “a dark, lush, red”.
10. If your brand could only be known for one thing, what would it be?
Email (where you will receive the assessment of your brand archetype)

Thank you for submitting your Brand Archetype Assessment information. You will receive your analysis within the next two business days. Thank you for your patience, Patrick T. Gimmi
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> Want to see how Max Gainerson’s assessment turned out? Read all four pages here.

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