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Creative Brief

This is a template creative brief. Try to fill out as much as you can, not all

questions will be equally relevant but by filling them out you will arm us to

assist you achieve your communication goals



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Note to briefer: the best briefs are brief…Take time and trouble to distil the

task down to the very few issues which are insightful, relevant and motivating.

Everything else is background, to be attached. Use the targets’ language.





1. What are the client’s objectives for the job?

If more than one, split into primary and secondary—but note: you can only

have one primary objective.





2. Who are we talking to?

Try to go beyond customer status and demographics—attempt to paint a

relevant and evocative picture of their lifestyle or business.





3. What do they currently think about our church and our

ministry/church brand?

Both rationally and emotionally—what really turns them on/off—focus on

target perceptions, not reality.





4. What do we want them to think?

What single thought should they take out from our communication?





5. What do we want them to do?

Enquire, visit, buy, change their behaviour?





6. What is the single most important proposition?

What is the one motivating benefit—ideally a word, at most a phrase (if a

phrase, underline the key word). This may be the same as 4 but try hard to go

beyond this to give the creative team an inspired thought—be creative, have a

go at the headline.



7. Why should they believe it?

A checklist of benefits for supportive subheads—rank logically. Keep details to

attachment, not here.

8. What is the offer?

What is the special deal for responding now?





9. How should we speak to them?

Tone of voice? What is the brand character? What care, media personality,

other brand could we be?





10. Mandatories

What are the absolutely must-haves? (logos, website addresses etc)





11. Creative guidelines

What would be smart to have?





12. Requirement

What do we need to deliver—mailpack with leaflet, insert, etc. And to what

level of finish? Very rough, colour finished, subheads, copy outline or full

copy?





13. Timings

Brief

Internal Review 1

Internal Review 2

Ready for Ministry partner/event





14. Restrictions

Budget. Photography/illustration. Simple/involved/high impact pack.





15. Background/more details

Attach these. Competitive work? Keep out of brief.



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