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Briefs with insights: It's not what you think.
In that article we defined insights as an understanding that can be leveraged for a result in a certain dimension. For example, when a manufacturer succeeded in reducing the noise from their kitchen mixers, consumer interpreted it as less powerful. I am told they put the noise back.
Can a brief be a one-liner?
It was also previously argued that insights, as a specific 'block to be filled out' in the brief was somewhat self-defeating. All the brief needed to contain was enough information for creatives to know who they're talking to (and why).
If a picture is worth a 1,000, then this article is more than 2,000 words long, courtesy of Volkswagen. I let the pictures speak for themselves.
Here's the brief...
Note: This specific model is not a South African version, but was used in conjunction with the advertisement below. For current South African models visit the local website
And here's the ad:
Advertisement reproduced with kind permission from Volkswagen South Africa.
I rest my case.
To discover more on strategy and insights, attend Sid Peimer's course in Durban, Cape Town and Joburg this month: Essential Strategic Planning Skills for Client Service Creative and Non-Planners this month in Durban, Cape Town and Joburg.