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What a good creator brief looks like (with Mr Bright as the example)

3 min readBrontë
A creator holding up a Mr Bright teeth whitening kit

Creators know their audience better than any brand does. A good brief doesn’t script them. It gives them what they need to make something honest that also sells.

What we put in every brief

  1. One message. For Mr Bright: what a week with the kit is actually like.
  2. The must-says, kept short: the product name and where to buy it.
  3. The must-shows: the product in use, not just in hand.
  4. The no-gos, so nothing needs reshooting.
  5. Total freedom on everything else: their words, their humour, their setting.

Before anything goes live, the brand sees and approves it. No surprises on either side.

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