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“Make it look good” does not explain what a creator should do. Write who the video is for, what it should show and what the viewer should understand. One goal makes story selection and review easier.
- Brand name and a specific product or feature.
- The audience and situation where the product is useful.
- One central message that can be shown on camera.
- Actual product information and claims approved for use.
Separate requirements from creative freedom
Put mandatory shots in a short list. State where a creator can choose their own words, setting and delivery. A reference explains a technique; it does not permit copying someone else’s footage, text or music.
- Logo, name, link and available brand assets.
- Platform, framing, duration and language.
- Required demonstrations, lines or captions.
- Prohibited claims and necessary advertising disclosure.
- How the creator will receive the product or service access.
- A reference with an explanation, such as editing pace or demonstration order.
Agree on terms before filming
A creator needs to understand the work scope as well as the story. Agree on timing, review, revisions and usage rights. “We pay for results” does not replace these terms.
- Publication and submission deadline with a clear time zone.
- Review process and what to do when revisions are requested.
- Who may use the completed content and for which purposes.
- Rate, eligible views and counting period.
- Campaign budget or volume limits and when view counting ends.
- Required analytics and how disputed metrics are handled.
A short creative brief example
This is a learning structure, not a real campaign or agreement. Payment, rights and deadlines are unspecified and must be agreed separately.
Review against the same requirements
Feedback should name the brief item and shot to change: “At seven seconds the name is unreadable; enlarge the caption.” That is more useful than “make it sell harder.” Do not add new mandatory conditions after filming without a separate agreement.
On CLICKI, a business registers an account and the team approves access. Discuss the brief and commercial terms with the team. Publication, acceptance, confirmed views and calculation are separate stages; a video does not guarantee sales.