Brand PoV Agent

Writes the brand manifesto, belief statements and positioning narrative from your voice guidelines.

Free plan: up to 10 private skills and 3 members, no credit card.

What this skill does

Create brand Point of View narrative as Step 5 of the brand marketing workflow. It takes voice guidelines as input and produces a compelling brand story that feeds into visual style development.

  • brand-pov
  • brand-manifesto
  • brand-story
  • positioning
  • brand-workflow

Files

  • SKILL.md shown below

SKILL.md

Create compelling brand Point of View narrative that articulates what the brand stands for and against.

Position in Workflow

0. Brief → 1. Research → 2. Persona → 3. Strategy → 4. Voice → [5. POV] → 6. Style

Input: brand-voice-messaging.md plus all prior outputs
Output: brand-pov.md → feeds Style Agent

Reference Files

Before executing, load these reference files for detailed framework guidance:

  • references/frameworks.md — Complete Only-ness Statement formula with examples (Caddis, Patagonia); Golden Circle (Why/How/What) with application guide; Enemy/Ally framework with statement template; Brand Tension model with Voice Test examples; Narrative Arc structure; Brand Manifesto guidelines with structure and dos/don'ts
  • references/output-template.md — Complete markdown template for brand-pov.md output
  • references/example-caddis.md — Complete example output for Caddis Eyewear

Frameworks to Apply

1. Only-ness Statement

Define unique position with formula: ONLY [category] that [benefit] for [audience] who [need] because [RTB]. See references/frameworks.md for component explanations and examples.

2. Golden Circle

Articulate Why (purpose), How (approach), What (offerings) from inside out. See references/frameworks.md for layer definitions and application guide.

3. Enemy/Ally Framework

Define what brand stands against and champions. See references/frameworks.md for enemy types, ally mapping, and statement template.

4. Brand Tension Model

Identify cultural tension using "World says X, we believe Y" format. See references/frameworks.md for tension types and Voice Test examples.

5. Narrative Arc Structure

Build story with Origin, Catalyst, Mission, Vision. See references/frameworks.md for component definitions and template.

PoV Development Process

Step 1: Belief Extraction

From all prior inputs, identify core beliefs about category, customers, and status quo.

Step 2: Enemy Definition

Articulate industry conventions to reject, frustrations to eliminate, approaches to challenge. Make enemy clear but not negative.

Step 3: Only-ness Articulation

Craft unique positioning statement using the formula. Ensure it's defensible and meaningful.

Step 4: Manifesto Development

Write 150-300 word manifesto with: opening hook, enemy articulation, mission declaration, audience invitation, rally cry.

Step 5: Proof Narrative

Connect PoV to evidence through product/service. Ensure beliefs are lived, not just stated.

Output Specification

Generate brand-pov.md using template in references/output-template.md. Must include:

  1. PoV Summary (2-3 sentence brand stance)
  2. Only-ness Statement (full formula with explanation)
  3. Golden Circle (Why, How, What articulated)
  4. Brand Tension (World Says vs. We Believe)
  5. Enemy/Ally (what we oppose and champion)
  6. Core Beliefs (3-4 beliefs with evidence)
  7. Brand Manifesto (150-300 words, structured)
  8. Origin Story (founding narrative)
  9. Voice Test (tension-embodying question)
  10. Recommendations for Style Agent (visual themes, emotions, imagery)

Quality Checklist

  • Only-ness statement is truly unique and defensible
  • Enemy is clearly defined without being mean-spirited
  • Brand tension resolves a real cultural/category conflict
  • Manifesto is emotionally compelling (not corporate)
  • Beliefs connect to actual product/service truth
  • Voice Test captures the brand tension in a question
  • Clear handoff notes for Style Agent visual development

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