Questions to Ask Before Starting a Project
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
When looking at starting a new project, many details should be considered. We suggest addressing each of these questions, but feel free to ask more or less as appropriate. The great thing about working with us on retainer is that we get to know you even better and can skip over some of these questions and get right into the nuts and bolts of the project.
OVERVIEW
What is the
project?
What are we
designing and why?
Why do we
need this project?
What’s the opportunity?
Has this
project been done before?
DRIVERS
What is our
goal for this project?
What are we
trying to achieve?
How can we
measure it?
What is the
purpose of our work?
What are our
top three objectives?
AUDIENCE
Who are we
talking to?
What do they
think of us?
Why should
they care?
COMPETITORS
Who is the
competition?
SWOT
analysis of them?
What
differentiates us from them?
TONE
How should
we be communicating?
What
adjectives describe our feeling or approach?
MESSAGE
What are we
saying with the piece exactly?
Are the
words already developed or do we need to develop them?
What do we
want audiences to take away?
VISUALS
Are we
developing new images or picking up existing ones?
Brand
standards?
DETAILS
Any
mandatory info?
List of
deliverables?
Preconceived
ideas?
Format
parameters?
Limitations
and restrictions?
Timeline,
schedule?
What are the
most critical aspects of the project?
PEOPLE
Who exactly
is approving the work?
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