# Give AI a better campaign draft brief

A prompt worksheet that keeps venue facts, audience and approval requirements visible.

Source: https://www.voqadowifi.com/field-notes/ai-campaign-draft-brief

## Your working brief

### Verified venue facts

Your notes: 

### Audience description

Your notes: 

### Tone example

Your notes: 

### Approved destination

Your notes: 

### Reviewer

Your notes: 

## Practical steps

1. Supply approved facts
List the event, date, location, offer and destination. Mark uncertain details explicitly and ask the assistant to leave them unresolved rather than invent them.

2. Define the audience and voice
Describe the permissioned audience in broad terms and provide a short tone example. Avoid including identifiable guest records for a generic copywriting task.

3. Ask for a reviewable output
Request a subject line, short body, one action and a list of assumptions. Keep sending outside the task and assign a human to verify the final draft.

## Review before acting

Compare every factual sentence with the brief. Follow the link and confirm the venue can deliver the promised experience before using the draft.

Watch for: Do not let a polished draft substitute for checking dates, capacity or offer terms.

This worksheet is a planning aid. Confirm product availability and the approvals needed for your specific environment.