
A great brief is a powerful tool when developing a creative project. Raising the right questions and knowing how to capture them in a document in a simple and direct way will help you understand the needs of the client and translate them into a final execution satisfactory to both parties.
In this course you will learn to create a brief by Daniel Yepes Giraldo, founder of the Colombian branding agency MUMU, The Branding Love. You will also learn to interpret it and use the back-brief tool to solve the problems that you may face successfully.
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You will start by knowing Daniel Yepes and his career in the world of branding , which he arrived by chance more than 10 years ago. He will tell you about some of his most important projects and will tell you about his influences within branding .
Daniel will introduce you to some basic concepts, you will know what a brief , what it is for and how important it is when starting a project. You will discover several types of brief and you will also know what the contrabrief .
What information should a brief ? Daniel will review the minimum elements that must be contained through examples used in MUMU.
With all this information you will start to create your branding project for a supposed young and modern sock company. You will start by defining the needs of the project and then develop the brief step by step. Daniel will present to you, through examples, the most common mistakes when developing it and from there, you will correct any of those that you have been able to do in your first sketch.
Finally you will generate a back-brief. You will learn the key points when doing it and you will understand its importance when addressing any creative project.
You will choose an advertising or brand creation campaign in which, a priori, the communication or project objectives are not clear and you will decipher what the briefing and the needs of the project.

To people who have to write a brief (entrepreneurs, advertisers, marketing workers) and those who receive briefs from agencies or brands, who have to learn to decipher them and / or ask the precise and necessary questions for the development of any project (design studios, small agencies, copywriters).
You must have basic notions of communication and, in terms of materials, you will need paper, pencil, a computer with internet and a text editing program.

Este Curso me ha parecido extremadamente claro, preciso, puntual y con información muy valiosa plasmada de una manera muy fácil de comprender y con ejemplos que materializan aspectos de la vida real y práctica del uso de esta herramienta, que solo es posible obtenerlo con la experiencia.
Felicito al creador, porque mezcla la sabiduría, la creatividad, la experiencia, la humildad con los aspectos más importantes del contenido en sí, placentera experiencia.
Loved the course. All the pointers were explained properly.
Me ha gustado el curso. Buenos recursos.
No esta tan completo a mi parecer.
Muy buen curso! Complementé bastante cosas que ya tenía, pude aterrizar de mejor forma lo nuevo que quería conseguir con mis clientes.

Who am I and what inspires me
The first steps
Let's get the knowledge going
The one who seeks finds - Creating a contrabrief step by step
Final project
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A briefing is a document that gathers essential information about a project, helping align goals and expectations between the client and the team. It's crucial for planning, communication, and success in branding, design, and communication projects.
The course is intermediate level, perfect for those with basic knowledge of communication, branding, or project management who want to deepen their skills in creating and strategically using briefs and counter-briefs.
You'll learn how to craft effective briefings, spot common mistakes, structure brand briefs, design counter-briefs to validate information, and improve communication and outcomes in branding, design, and communication projects.
You only need basic communication or design knowledge and internet access. No special tools are required, but having examples of your own or fictional projects to practice briefing is recommended.
An effective brand briefing includes clear objectives, client information, competitor analysis, target audience definition, brand values, budget and resources, all organized logically and well documented.
A counter-brief is a document created by the agency or team after the initial brief when the information is unclear or incomplete. It's used to confirm, clarify, and align expectations before moving forward with the project.
To avoid mistakes, make sure to gather accurate information, clearly define the target audience and project goals, and verify all details with the client before starting creative work.