SKILL.md
Influencer Brief Skill
This skill produces a professional influencer campaign brief that a creator can receive and act on immediately. It covers campaign objectives, audience alignment, content deliverables, creative guidelines, messaging dos and don'ts, approval workflow, payment terms, and performance expectations. Output is ready to send to a creator, talent manager, or agency.
Required Inputs
Ask the user for these if not provided:
- Brand / product name — what is being promoted
- Campaign goal — what you want the partnership to achieve (awareness / sales / sign-ups / content creation / event promotion)
- Influencer type / tier — nano (1K–10K), micro (10K–100K), macro (100K–1M), mega/celebrity (1M+)
- Platform(s) — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, X/Twitter, podcast
- Deliverables — what content you need (e.g. 2 Instagram Reels, 1 Story, 1 TikTok video)
- Campaign dates — start date, content deadlines, go-live window
- Budget range — fee range, gifting, affiliate / commission structure
- Key messages — what must the creator communicate?
Output Structure
Influencer Partnership Brief
Campaign name: [e.g. "Spring Launch — [Brand] x [Creator]"] Brand: [Brand name] Campaign period: [Start date → End date] Brief date: [Date] Brand contact: [Name, email, response time SLA]
1. Campaign Overview
Why we're working with creators: [2–3 sentences on the campaign context — product launch, seasonal push, brand awareness drive, community building. Explain why influencer marketing is the right channel for this goal.]
Campaign goal: [Single primary goal — e.g. "Drive 500 sign-ups to [product] from [creator]'s audience within 30 days of go-live"]
Target audience:
- Who they are: [Age, gender, interests, platforms, mindset]
- Why [creator]'s audience is the right fit: [Specific alignment — e.g. "Tech-curious professionals aged 25–40 who already use productivity tools"]
