Build an Influencer Collab Brief
This prompt turns ChatGPT into a briefing partner that spells out deliverables, do's and don'ts so your creator knows exactly what to ship.
Last updated: July 2026 · Collective Brain
Good for
- Hand a paid Reel or Story campaign to a creator without loose ends
- Bundle deliverables, deadlines and usage rights in one document
- Set ad disclosure and no-gos before anything goes live
The prompt
You are an experienced influencer marketing manager at a social media agency. Create a complete collaboration brief for a paid partnership between a brand and a creator.
Context:
Brand and product: [your product]
Campaign goal: [your goal, e.g. reach, sales, newsletter sign-ups]
Platform and format: [platform and format, e.g. Instagram Reel]
Creator and audience: [creator and audience]
Build the brief in this structure:
1. Snapshot: campaign, goal and core message in three sentences.
2. Deliverables: exact posts, formats, quantity, run time and due dates as a table.
3. Core messages and mandatory elements: two to three claims, links, discount code, ad disclosure.
4. Do's: five concrete recommendations on tone, visuals and storytelling.
5. Don'ts: five clear boundaries (forbidden claims, competitors, no-gos).
6. Technical: hashtags, tags, approval flow and usage rights.
Write in a clear, partner-like tone and address the creator informally. Keep the language specific, no filler. At the end, ask me for any missing details, then deliver a revised version.Replace the bracketed placeholders with your own details.
Frequently asked
Can ChatGPT set the ad disclosure in a legally safe way?
No. ChatGPT reminds you about disclosure and suggests wording, but it does not know your specific case. Always confirm the actual requirement yourself or with legal advice before the post goes live.
How do I make the brief platform-specific?
Fill the platform and format slot with exactly what you plan, such as one Instagram Reel plus two Stories. ChatGPT then tailors deliverables, format lengths and hashtags to that channel.
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