If you want your campaign to go to market quickly, the best thing you can do is slow down
Rushing the brief doesn’t save time; it just moves it to the most expensive part of the process, says Pieter-Paul von Weiler, co-founder of BetterBriefs.
Rushing the brief doesn’t save time; it just moves it to the most expensive part of the process, says Pieter-Paul von Weiler, co-founder of BetterBriefs.
If the first round of creative work doesn’t hit the mark, it might not be the work that’s off—it might be the brief.
Agencies say the majority of briefs land on their desk unclear, unfocused, or rewritten by committee. These traps sabotage marketing efforts from day one.