Posted by Michelle Cartwright
Writing a creative brief for an agency may seem daunting, especially if it’s a large scale project. A well-written brief can make a huge difference to the final outcome of a project. It is also essential to your agency can provide an accurate cost.
But don’t be anxious; it isn’t as scary as it sounds. A brief is an outline of the project which outlines the background, objectives, specific requirements and milestones. This five-step guide will give you some pointers to think about…
What would you like this creative work to achieve? Do you want to enhance your brand reputation? Are you looking to raise awareness or generate more sales? Whatever your goal is, your agency will want to know about them to ensure the project is fit for purpose.
What would you like this creative work to achieve? Do you want to enhance your brand reputation? Are you looking to raise awareness or generate more sales? Whatever your goal is, your agency will want to know about them to ensure the project is fit for purpose.
It is difficult to having a meaningful conversation if you don’t know who you’re talking to. Knowing your target audience is crucial for any piece of creative work to be effective. It is more impactful if you create a clear connection between the brand and the customer.
What would you like this creative work to achieve? Do you want to enhance your brand reputation? Are you looking to raise awareness or generate more sales? Whatever your goal is, your agency will want to know about them to ensure the project is fit for purpose.
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