The method's terms

Perspective

A perspective is one of the 4 sources from which ACM Framework describes a brand: Believes, Does, Expects, Sees. Each gives a profile across the same 12 archetypes. 2 belong to the brand, 2 to the client; 2 say what should be, 2 what is observed. Compared two at a time, they give the gaps.

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How it enters the measurement

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Each perspective has its own data source: the leadership questionnaire, the coding of materials, the category survey and the brand survey. All of them end up in the same form, a 100-point profile.

An example

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The same coffee-shop brand can be warm in what the leadership believes and cold in what it publishes: these are two perspectives that do not match.

Further

Platform material · not part of the published instrument

The method

Related terms

Platform material · not part of the published instrument

The method and the author

Platform material · not part of the published instrument

All the reference pages describe the same method: how ACM Framework measures a brand's coherence. The terms are explained in the glossary. The instrument is openly published, with DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22926708, by Dumitru Talmazan.

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Further: The glossary