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See a filled business brief before you write yours.

A real filled-in brief, annotated, so box four stops being a blank page.

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What this guide covers

  • Shows one real brief, filled and dated
  • Explains what makes each box work
  • Names the wording that caused a misread
  • Sets the right length and level of detail
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Why it works

Examples teach faster than instructions. Seeing one real, specific brief shows the level of detail that changes output.

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Tips for this guide

  • Take your voice sample from something already sent
  • Write the awkward prices down, they get invented otherwise
  • Keep the whole brief under two pages
  • Add a rule to box six after every caught guess
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How to use this guide

  1. 1Read the filled brief once for shape
  2. 2Write your own box by box
  3. 3Compare each box against the note under it
  4. 4Cut anything that reads like a website
Tags#business brief#example#setup#voice

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