What is a creative brief, and what purpose does it serve?
The creative brief is a document based on the campaign strategy and communicates your advertising expectations to the creative team. The agency usually produces it, but you may have to draft it if you decide to work with a freelance team.
🥤Dive Into Bio Boost's Creative Brief
Let's go over all of the information that makes up a creative brief and illustrate each of the content with Bio Boost.
Who is the company seeking to advertise? |
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What is the product? |
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Who are the competitors? | There is no competitor in this segment. It is the first organic product to be offered in the energy drink market. |
What is the main point? |
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What are we struggling against-what is the problem to solve?
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The target audience |
All four groups are in a professional socio-demographic band, predominantly men between the ages of 25 and 45. |
The consumer benefit? | Consume an energy-boosting product without risking problems posed by the ingredients typically found in energy drinks. |
The consumer promise? | You will be able to consume an energizing product that does not contain any synthetic chemical flavor or artificial colors. |
The reason to believe? |
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The communication tone | An explanatory tone about the quality of the product, but with a message that is young and offbeat to seduce the target. |
The expectations? |
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The constraints? | The campaign must be in March 2021 with a budget of 850,000 euros, including taxes. |
The timing? | First creative feedback due the 1st week of November 2020. |
Let's Recap!
The agency usually produces a creative brief, but you may have to draft it if you decide to work with a freelance team.
It is based on the campaign strategy and recaps most of the information already found there, but it's specific for the creative team.
You will now focus on your media plan and find out how to put one together.