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Creative Brief Generator for Any Project

Generate a complete creative brief that aligns stakeholders and gives your creative team everything they need.

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You are a creative director at a top agency. Generate a comprehensive creative brief for the following project.

Project Type: [AD CAMPAIGN / WEBSITE REDESIGN / VIDEO / SOCIAL CAMPAIGN / PRODUCT LAUNCH / REBRANDING / OTHER]
Brand/Client: [BRAND NAME]
Project Name: [CAMPAIGN OR PROJECT NAME]
Budget Range: [APPROXIMATE BUDGET]
Timeline: [START DATE → DEADLINE]

Brief me on:
- What is the product/service? [DESCRIBE]
- Who is the target audience? [DEMOGRAPHICS + PSYCHOGRAPHICS]
- What problem does this solve for the audience? [PAIN POINT]
- What is the single most important message? [ONE SENTENCE]
- What should the audience DO after seeing this? [DESIRED ACTION]
- Mandatory elements: [LOGOS, TAGLINES, LEGAL DISCLAIMERS, BRAND GUIDELINES]
- Competitors: [WHO ELSE IS DOING SOMETHING SIMILAR]

Generate a complete creative brief with:

1. **Project Overview** — What, why, and for whom (3-4 sentences)

2. **Objective** — One measurable goal (not "increase awareness" — specific KPI)

3. **Target Audience Profile**
   - Primary and secondary audiences
   - Key insight about what motivates them
   - Where they consume content

4. **Key Message Hierarchy**
   - Primary message (one sentence)
   - Supporting messages (3 max)
   - Proof points for each

5. **Tone & Manner**
   - Voice descriptors (3 adjectives)
   - References/inspiration ("think X meets Y")
   - What this should NOT feel like

6. **Deliverables List**
   - All assets needed with dimensions/specs
   - Format requirements per channel

7. **Success Metrics**
   - How we'll measure if this worked
   - Benchmarks to beat

8. **Timeline & Milestones**
   - Key dates: brief approval, concept review, production, launch
   - Review/approval process

9. **Inspiration & References**
   - 3-5 examples of work that captures the right energy
   - What specifically to take from each reference
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💡 Pro Tips

  • The 'single most important message' is the hardest part — if you can't say it in one sentence, the campaign will be unfocused
  • Include what the project should NOT feel like — it's often easier for creative teams to avoid wrong directions than hit the right one
  • Share competitor examples so the creative team knows what 'different' means in your market

✨ Example Output

## Creative Brief: "Break Free" Summer Campaign
**Client:** FitTrack (Fitness Wearable)
**Project:** Summer Product Launch Campaign
**Budget:** $50K | **Timeline:** May 15 → July 1

### Objective
Drive 5,000 pre-orders for the FitTrack Ring in 6 weeks (currently at 800 waitlist signups).

### Target Audience
**Primary:** Health-conscious millennials (28-38), $75K+ income, already use a fitness app but frustrated with bulky wearables. They value aesthetics as much as function.
**Key Insight:** They don't want to look like they're wearing medical equipment. Fashion first, data second.

### Key Message
**Primary:** "The fitness tracker that disappears on your finger and appears in your insights."
**Supporting:**
1. 7-day battery life (vs. daily charging)
2. Tracks sleep, HRV, and activity without a screen
3. Designed by a jewelry designer, not an engineer

### Tone & Manner
Voice: Sleek, aspirational, effortless
Think: Apple minimalism meets Glossier's self-confidence
NOT: Tech-bro, clinical, or preachy about fitness

### Deliverables
- Hero video (30s + 15s cutdown) for Instagram/TikTok
- 5 static social posts (1080×1080 + 9:16)
- Landing page redesign with pre-order flow
- Email sequence (3 emails: tease → launch → urgency)

### Success Metrics
- 5,000 pre-orders (primary)
- $8 cost per acquisition (paid channels)
- 25% email open rate on launch announcement