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What is the purpose of including approvals and contact information in a creative brief?
What is the purpose of including approvals and contact information in a creative brief?
- To confuse the final decision maker
- To make the document longer and more detailed
- To ensure the creative team is aware of key stakeholders (correct)
- To limit creativity in the project
Why should a company be clear about who the final decision maker is in a creative project?
Why should a company be clear about who the final decision maker is in a creative project?
- To exclude the creative team from the decision-making process
- To ensure accountability and avoid confusion (correct)
- To discourage creativity
- To make the process more complicated
What is the importance of leaving room for creativity in a project?
What is the importance of leaving room for creativity in a project?
- It makes the project less engaging
- It increases the chances of success and innovation (correct)
- It limits the stakeholders' involvement
- It hinders the creative team's performance
Why should a creative brief be proofread before sharing it with the creative team?
Why should a creative brief be proofread before sharing it with the creative team?
How does a well-written creative brief serve as a roadmap for a project?
How does a well-written creative brief serve as a roadmap for a project?
Which element empowers the creative team to deliver their best work?
Which element empowers the creative team to deliver their best work?
What can happen if key stakeholders are not aligned during a creative project?
What can happen if key stakeholders are not aligned during a creative project?
Why is it important to be clear about waiting for a creative response from the team?
Why is it important to be clear about waiting for a creative response from the team?
What role does a checklist play in the process of creating a creative brief?
What role does a checklist play in the process of creating a creative brief?
Why might it be necessary to specify who should sign off on the work in a creative brief?
Why might it be necessary to specify who should sign off on the work in a creative brief?
