How to Brief UGC Creators
- EQ CONTENT

- Mar 18
- 2 min read
If you want high-performing UGC, your results start with the brief.
A clear, well-structured brief helps creators understand your brand, your goals, and exactly what kind of content you need—leading to better quality content and stronger results.
For equestrian brands, this is especially important. The more specific and relevant your brief is, the more authentic and effective the final content will be.
Why a Good Brief Matters
A strong brief ensures:
Creators understand your brand and audience
Content aligns with your goals
Less back-and-forth and revisions
More consistent, high-quality output
Without a clear brief, even great creators can miss the mark.
What to Include in a UGC Brief
1. Brand Overview
Give creators context about your brand.
Include:
What you sell
Your target audience
Your brand tone (e.g. premium, fun, educational)
👉 Keep it simple but clear
2. Content Goal
What do you want this content to achieve?
Examples:
Drive sales
Increase engagement
Build trust
Educate your audience
👉 This shapes how the creator approaches the content
3. Type of Content
Be specific about what you want.
For example:
Testimonial
Product demo
“Day in the life”
Problem/solution video
4. Key Messaging
What are the main points you want included?
Examples:
Key product benefits
Unique selling points
Any important details
👉 Avoid overloading—focus on 2–3 key messages
5. Creative Direction (Without Over-Scripting)
Guide the creator—but don’t control every word.
Good:
“Show the product being used at the yard”
“Talk about your experience naturally”
Avoid:
Writing a full script
👉 UGC works best when it feels natural
6. Platform & Usage
Tell creators where the content will be used:
TikTok
Instagram
Paid ads
Website
This affects how they film and structure the content.
7. Deliverables
Be clear on what you need:
Number of videos
Length (e.g. 15–30 seconds)
Format (vertical, etc.)
Example UGC Brief (Simple Template)
Here’s a simple structure you can follow:
Brand:[Your brand]
Goal:Drive conversions through relatable content
Content Type:Testimonial / product demo
Key Points:
Comfortable for all-day wear
Designed for riders
Durable and practical
Creative Direction:Film at the yard, talk naturally to camera, show product in use
Platform:TikTok & Instagram ads
Deliverables:2 x videos, 15–30 seconds each
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Over-scripting the content
Being too vague
Not defining the goal
Giving too much information
Not showing how the product should be used
Tips for Better Results
To get the best UGC:
Work with creators who understand the equestrian industry
Give clear direction—but allow creative freedom
Test different content styles
Refine briefs based on performance
How EQ Content Simplifies the Process
Briefing creators manually can take time.
EQ Content makes this easier by:
Connecting you with relevant equestrian creators
Streamlining the briefing process
Delivering content quickly and consistently
Ready to get better content from your creators?
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