TWELVE PERSONALITIES. PLENTY OF POSSIBILITIES.

Meet the whole mix.

Every brand has a way of showing up. Explore the 12 brand archetypes and what each could mean for your voice, your customer experience and your next big idea.

From personality to practice

A useful direction.
Not a creative shortcut.

An archetype can help a team make more consistent choices. It cannot replace an audience, a position or the evidence behind a promise. Two brands with a Sage influence can sound and look very different because their customers and offers are different.

Start with what should feel familiar.

Choose a few behaviors and voice principles that customers should recognize across the website, the product, the sales conversation and the service experience.

Test the direction in actual work.

Rewrite one headline, brief one piece of creative and review one customer touchpoint. Ask whether the result is clear, believable and distinct—not just whether it matches the archetype’s name.

See worked examples for B2B, healthcare, ecommerce and financial services, or download the editable brand brief.

Connect it to your brand strategy