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Write Campaign Research Brief
Turn campaign questions and source notes into linked research briefs
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- Campaign questionCampaign question
Your request file states the question and may add an audience or campaign goal.
- Source notesSource notes
Your text notes supply the evidence and links for the brief's findings.
- Brief preferencesBrief preferences
You choose the brief length and number of test angles before each run.
Your shared campaign research folder alerts the Agent to new questions and keeps linked briefs beside your notes.
- Missing-input noteMissing-input note
Your folder gets a note asking for a clear question or readable source notes.
- Missing-input noteMissing-input note
Your folder gets a note asking for a clear question or readable source notes.
- File issue noteFile issue note
Your folder gets a note identifying an unreadable file or a save failure when possible.
- File issue noteFile issue note
Your folder gets a note identifying an unreadable file or a save failure when possible.
- Research briefResearch brief
Your Markdown brief links supported findings to notes and labels test angles as ideas.
- Research briefResearch brief
Your Markdown brief links supported findings to notes and labels test angles as ideas.
This Agent waits for a campaign question file in a folder of source notes. It reads the notes and weighs the evidence. It saves a brief with source links and distinct angles to test.
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Google DriveUsed as:
- Shared campaign research folder
Google Drive alerts the Agent to new questions and keeps linked briefs beside your notes.
Google ContactsUsed as:
- Shared campaign research folder
Google Contacts alerts the Agent to new questions and keeps linked briefs beside your notes.
Made for your industry
Write Campaign Research Brief is made for businesses in these industries.
- Advertising and Marketing
Turn client campaign notes into sourced briefs and angles to test.
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Distill campaign source notes into findings and proposed test angles.
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Made for your role
Write Campaign Research Brief is made for people in these roles.
- Campaign Manager
See supported findings and test ideas before choosing campaign angles.
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Summarize campaign findings with links to the underlying notes.
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Get supported findings and distinct angles for campaign reviews.
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Turn campaign source notes into evidence-backed angles to test.
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Build source-linked campaign briefs with distinct angles to test.
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Made for your department
Write Campaign Research Brief is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
Connect campaign questions to supported findings and test ideas.
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Bring sourced findings and fresh angles into campaign reviews.
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Turn filed campaign notes into traceable findings for creative briefs.
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How Write Campaign Research Brief works
5 steps, in order, on every run.
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Open the campaign questionRead the new question file and find the source notes in its campaign folder. Save a note in the folder if the question or source notes are missing.
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Read the source notesOpen the text notes and keep links to passages that address the campaign question.
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Select supported findingsGroup repeated observations and favor specific evidence. Record disagreements and gaps beside the strongest findings.
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Draft distinct test anglesAnswer the question briefly and propose separate creative angles to test. Label ideas as proposals, with findings linked to notes.
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Save the research briefWrite the Markdown brief beside the notes, named for the request. Include source links the creative lead can open.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Google Drive or Google Contacts.
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- Choose the shared campaign research library and the campaign folders the Agent may read and write.
- Put readable .txt or .md source notes in each campaign folder before adding a research-request-*.txt file containing the campaign question and any audience or campaign goal the lead wants considered.
- Choose a brief length and the number of test angles the creative lead wants, such as one page and three angles.
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Write Campaign Research Brief:
Add readable .txt or .md source notes, then a research-request-*.txt file with your campaign question. You can include an audience or goal.
Yes. You choose the target length and number of test angles during setup, such as one page and three angles.
You get a note in the folder when the question or source notes are missing. When sources conflict, the brief calls out the gap and keeps test angles tentative.
You get a note in the campaign folder identifying the file or save problem when the Agent can write there.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.
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