Briefs That Inspire, Not Constrain
Replace rigid talking points with outcomes, proof elements, and constraints that protect claims. Offer creator-specific angles based on their audience questions. Provide b-roll, product specs, and brand story beats, then step back. A home organization influencer converted best by showing chaotic drawers becoming serene in minutes, with timestamps and realistic expectations. The brief emphasized emotional relief and practical steps, not slogans. When creators design the narrative, viewers lean in, comment thoughtfully, and click because curiosity feels self-directed.