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To organize our thinking and making we use several models: | To organize our thinking and making we use several models: | ||
* [[Engagement/Brand/brand-map.pdf|Brand Map]] - this model helps us understand how all of the activities Mozilla contains organize. It’s a map that guides how we support and grow the voice of any initiative or product within the Project. Basically, it’s how we organize our thinking. | * [[File:Engagement/Brand/brand-map.pdf|Brand Map]] - this model helps us understand how all of the activities Mozilla contains organize. It’s a map that guides how we support and grow the voice of any initiative or product within the Project. Basically, it’s how we organize our thinking. | ||
* [[Engagement/Brand/commitment-curve.pdf|Commitment Curve]] - this model helps us understand what we’re really asking of our audiences so we can design an experience that matters to them as well as to Mozilla. | * [[File:Engagement/Brand/commitment-curve.pdf|Commitment Curve]] - this model helps us understand what we’re really asking of our audiences so we can design an experience that matters to them as well as to Mozilla. | ||
* [[Engagement/Brand/contribution-funnel.pdf|Contribution Funnel]] - each initiative speaks to a specific audience. Some overlap and some are very committed to a single audience. | * [[File:Engagement/Brand/contribution-funnel.pdf|Contribution Funnel]] - each initiative speaks to a specific audience. Some overlap and some are very committed to a single audience. | ||
== What we’re working on == | == What we’re working on == | ||