The brief we send to creators on every Social Cloud campaign. One page the creator can actually follow: goal, deliverables, key messages, must-haves, do-not-say list, timeline, tracking and rights. Fill it in, send it, and the content comes back on target.
2026 editionEditable DOCX plus a PDF reference with a filled example. We also send both links to your inbox.
Download the template (DOCX)Brand, product, goal, KPI, flight dates, platforms, markets and the deliverables table with formats, quantities and usage rights.
Three lines the creator can repeat to a friend, plus the one thing the viewer should do and the tracked link to prove it.
Up to three key messages written the way a person would say them, disclosure per platform, pronunciation, product shot and link placement.
Competitor mentions, unverified claims, pricing promises and the health, financial or safety claims that cause takedowns.
What the creator decides, what you decide, and fixed dates for brief, draft, feedback, approval, publish and reporting.
UTM link, promo code, screenshots due, fee, payment terms, usage rights, exclusivity, whitelisting and one contact per role.
Most sponsored content misses not because the creator was wrong, but because the brief was. This is the single biggest lever you have on the quality of the content, and the only one you control completely.
See the campaigns behind itTeams briefing creators directly who want fewer revision rounds and content that lands the key message.
Planners who brief dozens of creators a month and need one format everybody follows.
First influencer campaign? Fill in the example, swap the product, send it.
Social Cloud runs the whole campaign, from creator selection to attribution. Send us the brief, or the rough idea behind it, and we come back with a shortlist of creators who fit the audience, the budget and the platform.