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Campaign brief template

Objective, audience, message, channels and budget

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A campaign is about to get budget and creative time, and everyone needs the same objective, audience and targets before work starts

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Lumen Labs Q4 "Runbooks that run" campaign

Owner: Aisha Mensah · Date: 2026-09-18

Objective

Generate $420,000 in qualified pipeline from mid-market SRE teams by December 15, using the new incident runbook feature as the hook.

Audience

Platform and SRE leads at 200 to 1,000 person software companies who run their own on-call rotation, already use PagerDuty or Opsgenie, and keep runbooks in Confluence. They are tired of stale pages at 2 a.m. and have budget authority up to $50,000.

Key message & proof points

  • Message: Runbooks that live next to the alert stay correct, because they get fixed during the incident instead of after it.
  • Proof points:
    • Edited-during-incident runbooks are 71% accurate after six months, against 23% for the rest (our analysis of 1,400 runbooks).
    • Northwind cut mean time to resolve by 34% in one quarter (approved case study).
    • Two-click import from Confluence, shown in a 90 second demo video.

Channels

Channel Tactic Owner Budget
Paid LinkedIn Retarget SRE job titles with the accuracy chart Ben $18,000
Webinar "The 2 a.m. runbook" with Northwind's SRE lead Aisha $4,000
Newsletter Feature in October and November issues Clara $0
SDR outbound Sequence to 600 named accounts Ravi $6,000
Conference SREcon booth and a lightning talk Aisha $14,000

Timeline

Milestone Date
Brief locked 2026-09-25
Assets ready 2026-10-09
Launch 2026-10-14
Wrap / retro 2026-12-18

KPIs

Pipeline target
$420,000
Qualified leads
280
Cost per lead
$150
Budget
$42,000
Metric Target Baseline (last campaign) Source
Qualified leads 280 190 HubSpot MQL report
Lead to opportunity 18% 14% Salesforce
Webinar registrants 450 310 Zoom
Cost per lead $150 $205 Finance export

Creative requirements

  • LinkedIn: 1200x627 static plus a 15 second cut of the demo video
  • Webinar landing page and three reminder emails
  • Booth backdrop 3m x 2.4m, using the new dark brand palette
  • No customer logos except Northwind, which has signed off

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The template

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Campaign brief

Owner: [your name] · Date: [date]

Objective

One sentence, one measurable outcome. A campaign that chases two goals usually hits neither.

Audience

Specific enough to write to one person. "Everyone" produces copy that resonates with no one.

Key message & proof points

The one thing we want remembered, backed by evidence a skeptical prospect would accept.

  • Message:
  • Proof points:

Channels

Where budget and effort actually go. Cut anything without an owner attached.

Channel Tactic Owner Budget

Timeline

Key dates from kickoff to wrap. A campaign with no end date never gets a retro.

Milestone Date
Brief locked
Assets ready
Launch
Wrap / retro

KPIs

What "worked" means, decided before launch. Deciding it after invites moving the goalposts. Replace the zeros with targets.

Pipeline target
$0
Qualified leads
0
Cost per lead
$0
Budget
$0
Metric Target Baseline (last campaign) Source

Creative requirements

Formats, sizes, brand constraints the creative team needs up front, not discovered in review.

Approvals

Who signs off before this goes live: legal/brand/leadership as applicable.

Questions

How long should a brief be?
One to two pages; if it needs more, the campaign is probably two campaigns
When are KPI targets set?
Before launch, in this doc, so the retro measures against what was agreed
Who approves it?
The budget owner, plus brand and legal when the copy makes claims

Fill it with your agent

Connect Claude to reph over MCP, then paste this. The draft arrives as suggestions you accept or reject section by section. How to connect Claude.

Find my reph doc "Campaign brief" with search_docs, then read it with read_doc. Draft objective, audience, message and KPI targets from the linked launch or product brief, last quarter's campaign results and the positioning doc. Size targets from past conversion rates and say which rate you used. File it with suggest_edit, one replace_section op per section (heading line kept) so each can be accepted alone. Ask each open question (budget, proof points, legal review needs) with add_comment quoting that section's heading line, then call request_review with a one-line summary.

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