Creative Brief
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Client's Name *
Client's Organization *
Creative Brief Name/Subject *
Target Audience *
Who do you want to reach with your Product/Campaign? Be specific.
Objective(s) *
Who do you want to reach with your Product/Campaign? Be specific.
Obstacles *
What do they think now? What beliefs, cultural practices, pressure, misinformation, etc. stand between your audience and the desired objective? Who or what is the competition?
Key Promise *
Select one single promise/benefit that the audience will experience upon hearing, seeing, or reading the objective(s) you've set. Usually the Key Promise is an immediate benefit that is stated something like, "If I do X, then I will Y." The Key Promise must be something of value to the target audience and is usually identified through research with the target audience. For example, "If I exercise for 30 minutes each day, I will feel good about myself (or have more overall energy or some other benefit)."
Support Statements/Reasons Why *
These are the reasons why the Key Promise/Benefit outweighs the obstacles; the reasons that what you're "promising"/ promoting is beneficial. These often become the messages.
Tone *
What feeling or personality should your communication have? Should it be authoritative, light, emotional...?
Pick a tone.
Products/Media/Deliverables *
Products, technologies or enhancements to be include/not include (video, audio, flash animation, etc).
Openings *
What opportunities (times and places) exist for reaching your audience?
Creative Considerations *
Anything else the creative team should know? Will it be more than one language? Should they make sure that all nationalities are represented? Etc.
Responsibilities
Who will provide and/or do what?
Deadlines
Development deadlines and Target Launch date and promotion
Approvals
Who is signing off on each deliverable
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