influencer-campaign-brieflisted

# Influencer Campaign Brief Draft the creative brief a brand hands to one already-signed creator for one specific campaign: deliverables, key messages, guardrails, disclosure, timeline, review rounds. Creator briefing has no named, cross-vendor-adopted framework. Published guidance is a scatter of single-vendor formulations, none adopted beyond its own publisher: - one publisher's nine-section list - another's five-questions framing - a third's do/don't blocks The one structural idea corroborated across four unrelated publishers is separating non-negotiables from preferences, so this skill is built around it. Provenance labels below mark where a claim comes from: - **corroborated**: three or more independent publishers - **single-vendor**: one company's published formulation - **survey**: one vendor-run survey with disclosed methodology - **inference**: a reasoned default, not a published formulation Never present any formulation here as an industry standard. ## Interview Ask before drafting. One question per message; offer multiple-choice answers when possible; skip anything the user already answered. - B2B creator program or B2C brand collab? (Drives deliverable types, approval chain, proof style.) - Campaign goal in one sentence, with the metric? (Awareness / consideration / conversion - this also sets the freedom level.) - Who is the signed creator, and on which platform or channel type? (Short-form video, professional network, newsletter, podcast...) - Which del