Guide
Briefing Creators and Understanding Usage Rights
A clear brief saves time for you and the creator. Clear usage rights avoid arguments later. Here is a plain checklist for both.
Published by ALFIRST CO.
What a good brief covers
Your goal, your audience, the main message, what must be included, what must be avoided, the format and length, the deadline and where the content will appear.
Usage rights in plain words
Usage rights describe where and for how long you may use the content, for example organic posts, paid ads or a website. Agree the scope and duration in writing before work starts.
Questions to ask a creator
What will you deliver? How many revisions are included? Who owns the raw files? Where may I use the final content, and for how long?
Disclosure
If a creator is paid or given products, plan for clear disclosure and check the current rules that apply to you.
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