The Creative Brief 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open The Creative Brief in the editor.
  2. Begin with the 'Target Audience(s)' section. Clearly define who you want to reach, such as teens newly diagnosed with epilepsy and their support networks.
  3. Move to the 'Objective(s)' field. Specify what actions you want your audience to take after engaging with your communication, like facilitating dialogue about epilepsy.
  4. In the 'Obstacles' section, list potential barriers that may prevent your audience from achieving the objectives, such as misperceptions and fear.
  5. Define a 'Key Promise' that encapsulates the main benefit of your communication, ensuring it resonates with your target audience.
  6. Fill out the 'Support Statements/Reasons Why' area by providing evidence that supports your key promise, drawing from focus group insights and literature reviews.
  7. Choose an appropriate 'Tone' for your communication. Consider feelings like empowerment and warmth to connect effectively with teens.
  8. Identify 'Media' channels for distribution, such as documentary videos or brochures, ensuring they align with where your audience engages.
  9. Explore 'Openings' for reaching your audience effectively through schools, community centers, and online platforms.
  10. Lastly, address any 'Creative Considerations' that should be noted for content development, including diversity and language needs.

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The key message is the core of every project, and if youre wondering what a creative brief is, its a detailed version of the key message. So make sure you write this part as clearly. Share with your team the main message you want the project to convey.
What should a good creative brief include? Project title and description. Objectives and priorities. Target audience. Competitor analysis. Core messaging and tone of voice. Deliverables for the brief. Call to action. Rollout and distribution channels.
How to Write a Creative Brief Decide on a name for the project. Write about the brand and summarize the projects background. Highlight the project objective. Describe the target audience. Interpret the competitive landscape. Prepare the key message. Choose the key consumer benefit. Select an attitude. How to Write a Creative Brief in 11 Simple Steps [Examples + Templates] hubspot.com marketing creative-brief hubspot.com marketing creative-brief
The document discusses the GET/TO/BY brief format for creative planning. It advocates keeping briefs simple with three components: GET (target consumer and problem), TO (desired response), and BY (one message/action). The GET should specifically define the target consumer and their problem.