TIGHT BRIEFS. What's the first thing you think about? 🤣 If you're a marketing leader obsessed with increasing creativity, agility, and efficiency across your marketing team, you might think of: The really tight CREATIVE brief. 😎 I heard a panel yesterday at Knotch's Pros & Content event where the topic of tight briefs came up: - Don't assume everyone knows how to write a tight brief - Don't assume everyone understands why it's so important A tight brief can help energize the creative team. Reduce spinning and cycles. And ultimately, lead to better marketing impact. Here's a great recommendation and all credit goes to panelist Erika White: 👉 Take the time to invest in training everyone on the marketing team on how to write a creative brief. Simple and obvious, but I've never personally gone through or led this! 👏 👏 👏
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