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A campaign briefclearly articulates (with the support of images, charts and videos as references), the project that you are about toembark on.  \nThis is a great tool to communicate your exact direction and expectations for the project. The more information that youcan provide, the greater the chance that Mind Methods will deliver campaigns that will achieve your vision.  \nIf you would like to further discuss how to approach the brief, then feel free to call us on +61 2 8003 4224.Project Owner Contact Details  \norganisation name, name, position, telephone, phone, email  \nOverview  \nWrite a brief overview of the campaign including its overall objective. This should set the scene and ensure you are clearabout the campaign’s purpose.  \nObjectives  \nWhat do you want to achieve. Where possible objectives should be specific, measurable, attainable, relative and timely  \nBackground  \nAny key learnings from previous marketing activity/material/campaigns. Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats  \nCompetitive Set  \n- background on current key competitors, both direct and indirect (i.e. substitute products or services)  \nTarget  \nWho is your campaign targeting? This could be based on a separate Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning (STP)exercise.  \nTargets include: consumer (primary/secondary), trade customers, publications, journalists, editors, suppliers of services/materials, internal audience (internal communications), investors, opinion leaders, businesses  \nPositioning  \nHow will you position your offering to your audiences? What will your main messages be? You may want to create a tablesuch as the one below:  \n\n| Target Audience   | Main Message   | Benefits & Value to Audience   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nKey Selling Points  \n- single most important message to be communicated  \n- secondary messages to be communicated  \n- features, benefits and value  \n- perceived or real competitor, industry, target market weaknesses that the product/service resolves  \n© Mind Methods www.mindmethods.com.au  \nResponse  \nWhat do you want the target audience to do as a response? phone to enquire, buy a specific product online etc.  \nPlacement  \nThis should include how you will reach your audiences. You may choose to put a high level communication plan in here,with detail on the comms channels you intend to use e.g. Email Marketing, Telemarketing, Social Media, Websitebanners, Google Adwords etc.  \n\n| Sales Promotion   | Events   | Advertising   | PublicRelations   | ChannelStrategies   | Website   | MarketingComm’s   | Online & Social   | Research   |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nCollaterals & Available Materials  \nList some of the main collaterals you will communicate to attract your audience’s attention - such as case studies,videos , key artwork, artwork files, images, promotional material, presentations, data and insights  \nMandatories (must haves)  \nThese include: legals, copyright lines, tag-lines, logos, images, existing brand colours, other  \nOther Considerations  \nThese include: resources, timings, logistics, packaging, physical product size, product limitations, sales force attitude,trade limitations  \nCampaign Timeline  \nOutline the main actions and how everything will hang together. 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