Campaign Brief
A comprehensive campaign planning document that aligns stakeholders on objectives, strategy, creative direction, and execution before work begins.
Practical AI templates and prompts for every stage of communications work, from strategy and content to governance, monitoring and team transformation. Each template pairs a tested AI prompt with a human review checklist, and most are built to use in 15 to 30 minutes.
About 69 minutes across the week. Strategise → Create → Govern · from the Launch Campaign Toolkit
About 81 minutes across the week. Strategise → Govern → Monitor · from the Crisis Preparedness & Response Toolkit
About 82 minutes across the week. Strategise → Govern → Monitor
About 72 minutes across the week. Create · from the Internal Change Communications Toolkit
About 72 minutes across the week. Monitor · from the Comms Reporting & Insights Toolkit
About 93 minutes across the week. Monitor → Strategise → Create
About 115 minutes across the week. Transform → Govern · from the Manage AI Comms Toolkit
About 120 minutes across the week, first run. Transform
Weekly Comms Lead Briefing gets quicker once it becomes a routine; the total uses the first-run time.
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A comprehensive campaign planning document that aligns stakeholders on objectives, strategy, creative direction, and execution before work begins.
Aligns stakeholders before a single word is written.
Audience-specific message variants that systematically adapt core messages for different personas, channels, and contexts whilst maintaining strategic consistency.
Adapts your core message for every audience.
Map out sign-off processes for content approval workflows to ensure clear accountability and timelines.
Stops approval bottlenecks before they start.
Systematic approach to tracking media mentions and social conversation to identify emerging trends, sentiment shifts, and response opportunities.
Turns monitoring data into decisions.
A five-minute end-of-day prompt that turns your day into a short log: what you did, where AI was used, one highlight and one thing to pick up tomorrow.
A scoring sheet and AI first pass for the pile of story ideas every comms team accumulates: sort them by audience value, angle strength and effort, and decide in twenty minutes which get made, which get parked and which get a polite no.
Sort conflicting reviewer comments on a draft into the few that are real objections and the many that are taste, then resolve each with a named owner, so a piece that took an hour to write does not take four days to clear.
Check every live piece of collateral, from the website to the sales deck to the newsletter footer, against one source of truth, and log every figure, name, claim and description that has drifted.
A standing record of what your organisation has said publicly on the issues that matter, when, where and why, so any new statement can be checked against the old ones before a journalist does it for you.
A Monday-morning routine that turns last week's notes, inbox and tracker into a one-page briefing: what moved, where you are the blocker, what is coming, and the four or five things that deserve the week.
A disciplined framework for designing, running and adjudicating a single AI pilot: choosing one low-risk task, setting the success metric before you start, running a one-third/two-thirds test with full human review, then making an honest keep, fix or kill decision.
A repeatable blind comparison run that settles which AI tool your team should use for which recurring comms task, and turns the answer into a one-page Tool Map that stays current.
A living register of the AI tools your comms team uses: what each is approved for, what data it may handle, who owns it and when it was last reviewed. The single source of truth your AI use policy points to.
A working AI use policy for a comms team: what is permitted, what needs review, what is off-limits, how AI use is disclosed and how data is handled. Built to be kept current, not written once and forgotten.
A simple cadence and running log for keeping a comms team's AI use governed over time: a quarterly review of policy, tools and standards, plus a standing record of issues, near-misses and decisions.
A single index of your organisation's canonical communications foundation documents: what exists, where it lives, who owns it and when it was last reviewed. The reference layer every project and every AI prompt should draw from.
A short, foundational statement of how your organisation uses AI in communications: the principles that sit above the operating policy and inform every decision about where AI is and is not trusted.
Regular, structured tracking of competitor communications activity to identify shifts in positioning, messaging, channel behaviour, and narrative, so you can anticipate, respond, or differentiate.
A structured monthly or campaign-period analysis of PR and earned media coverage: what ran, where, with what tone and messaging accuracy, and what it signals about your media relations effectiveness.
A structured end-of-quarter review of the whole communications programme (across all channels, campaigns, and activity) that evaluates performance, extracts learning, and sets priorities for the next quarter.
A structured framework for going beyond surface-level sentiment scores to understand why sentiment is moving, who is driving it, and what it means for how you communicate, used when a shift or pattern demands deeper analysis.
A structured diagnostic for assessing how ready a communications team or organisation is to adopt AI-assisted workflows, covering technology, skills, processes, governance, and culture.
A structured framework for evaluating, comparing, and selecting AI tools for communications work, moving from vendor claims to practical assessment against real workflows, team needs, and risk criteria.
A structured assessment of the skills and capabilities a communications team has today versus what it needs for effective communications work with AI, producing a clear picture of gaps, learning priorities, and a development plan.
A structured framework for mapping existing communications workflows, identifying inefficiencies and bottlenecks, and pinpointing where AI can add the most value, before buying tools or redesigning processes.
A staged communications playbook for managing any crisis in real time, from the first 60 minutes through to resolution. Covers operational failures, reputational crises, leadership issues, workforce emergencies, and third-party failures.
Templates and prompts for writing LinkedIn content in an executive's voice – covering opinion posts, milestone announcements, industry commentary, and profile narratives.
Structured templates for three internal newsletter formats – full organisation update, team or department newsletter, and leadership letter – with AI prompts for drafting each section.
A structured audit and documentation process for assessing the consistency of your organisation's communications voice – and building guidelines to maintain it.
A one-page audience profile that helps communications professionals understand who they are communicating with before they start writing, planning, or pitching – covering role context, motivations, barriers, and communication preferences.
A structured approach to writing media pitches that journalists actually respond to – with angle variants for news, features, comment, and exclusive stories.
A framework for building FAQ documents for multiple stakeholder audiences from a single core narrative – covering employees, media, board, customers, and partners.
Evaluate what your campaign delivered, why it performed as it did, and what you should do differently next time – in a structured format that's useful for both internal learning and stakeholder reporting.
Assess where your brand actually sits in the minds of your audience versus where you want it to sit – and identify the specific messaging gaps that need to close.
Analyse how your key competitors communicate – their messaging, channels, tone, and narrative positioning – to identify gaps and sharpen your own strategy.
Templates for every stage of a Customer Advisory Board – from recruiting members and running pre-meeting briefings to sharing outcomes and maintaining engagement between sessions.
A structured approach to extracting press-ready narratives from engineering release notes – translating technical feature output into audience-specific stories for media, customers, analysts, and internal teams.
Staged communications templates for a security incident – from the first internal holding line through customer notification, press response, and post-incident summary.
A structured briefing document for analyst meetings – covering company narrative, competitive positioning, product roadmap framing, proof points by analyst priority area, a Q&A prep grid, and post-briefing follow-up template.
Structured framework for creating company-wide announcements that inform all staff about significant updates, achievements, or changes.
Five structured templates for different blog post types: how-to guides, listicles, case studies, thought leadership, and problem/solution pieces.
Comprehensive framework for planning and executing communications across major organisational change, transformation, or significant initiative rollout.
Pre-approved social media responses for common community interactions, brand voice consistency, and rapid engagement.
A 30-day content planning tool that maps themes, content types, and distribution channels across a full month.
A rapid-cycle content planner for 14-day sprints, ideal for agile teams and trending-topic opportunities.
Strategic framework for transforming one content asset into multiple formats and channels, maximising reach and ROI.
Multi-touch email series framework for nurturing leads, onboarding customers, or driving engagement over 5-10 emails.
Complete communications framework for events: pre-event promotion, live day management, and post-event engagement.
Brief for managers to cascade company announcements and strategic messages to their teams in their own words and with team-specific context.
Content moderation rules, decision trees, and escalation protocols for managing community safety and brand standards.
Strategy for working with partners, advocates, and influencers to amplify community messaging and reach.
Platform-specific adaptations of a single message, optimised for each social network's culture, format, and audience behaviour.
Journalist-friendly press release framework for announcements, news, product launches, and company milestones.
Framework for planning and executing interactive town hall sessions with Q&A, including topic briefings, anticipated questions, response strategies, and facilitation guidance.
Ensure communications are inclusive and accessible to people with different abilities and disabilities.
Map out sign-off processes for content approval workflows to ensure clear accountability and timelines.
Verify all factual claims in communications with evidence and documentation before approval.
Monitor the status of multiple content items moving through approval workflows in a centralised dashboard.
Prepare holding statements and pre-approved messages for crisis scenarios before incidents occur.
Verify communications maintain brand voice consistency and appropriate tone for audience and context.
Framework for converting monitoring data and observations into specific, executable decisions that drive communications strategy and messaging adjustments.
Executive reporting format that translates monitoring data and communications activity into Board or senior stakeholder briefing, balancing transparency with strategic narrative.
Risk management system that captures emerging issues, tracks their progression, and determines escalation level to guide response intensity and resource allocation.
Visual snapshot of key communications metrics in one place, designed for quick executive briefings and team accountability without overwhelming complexity.
Systematic approach to tracking media mentions and social conversation to identify emerging trends, sentiment shifts, and response opportunities.
Define, profile, and prioritise distinct audience segments to tailor communications and allocate resources effectively.
A comprehensive campaign planning document that aligns stakeholders on objectives, strategy, creative direction, and execution before work begins.
A single-page strategic overview that captures your communications objectives, audiences, approach, and measurement without the need for a 40-page deck.
Pre-approved spokesperson statements that translate core messages into authentic, quotable language suitable for media, events, internal communications, and customer interactions.
Systematic Q&A development template that transforms anticipated questions into strategic messaging opportunities with consistent tone and credibility.
Map messages to optimal channels with strategic rationale based on audience behaviour and campaign objectives.
Audience-specific message variants that systematically adapt core messages for different personas, channels, and contexts whilst maintaining strategic consistency.
Structured narrative framework that builds a foundational house of messages with core positioning at the roof, three pillars of support, and detailed proof points in the foundation.
Counter-narrative template that systematically addresses misconceptions and competitor claims by isolating myths, stating facts, and providing evidence.
Define SMART communications objectives and establish key performance indicators to measure campaign success.
Core positioning articulation that systematically defines target audience, category, key differentiation, and supporting proof to create a clear, defensible market position.
Evidence library organiser that catalogues and categorises research, data, testimonials, and credentials to support messaging claims with verified proof points.
Create a 90-day communications calendar with activities, owners, and dependencies to align teams and ensure consistent execution.
A systematic framework for identifying, analysing, and prioritising stakeholders based on their power, interest, and support levels to inform engagement strategy.
The library follows the Comms With AI 5-phase framework, which mirrors how communications work actually moves, from planning through to continuous improvement. Browse by phase, or search for the specific template you need.
Audience research, stakeholder mapping, competitive analysis, message architecture, channel planning, and measurement design: the intelligence layer that comes before anything is published.
Editorial planning, content drafting across formats, internal communications, community engagement, and event communications: turning strategy into the work that actually goes out.
AI use policy, AI tool register, approval workflows, claims substantiation, tone verification, accessibility review and crisis preparedness: the quality and risk layer that protects what gets published.
Media and social monitoring, issue detection, sentiment analysis, campaign measurement, and stakeholder reporting: the always-on intelligence that feeds the next cycle.
AI readiness assessment, workflow audit, capability gap analysis, and tool evaluation: how organisations build, sustain, and evolve their AI capability in communications.
Yes. Every template in the library is free to use and stays free. Some bundle into toolkits. The optional Member tier (£20 a month) removes the daily caps on Plan and Message Test; it does not gate any template.
Most templates include an AI prompt you can paste into ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot or Gemini, alongside a human review checklist. A few work as standalone frameworks with no AI at all.
Most are designed to be useful in 15 to 30 minutes. Some of the staged ones, such as the crisis and approval templates, take longer. The time estimate sits on every card and at the top of every template page.
Yes. Everything is in UK English and reflects UK and international comms practice. The AI prompts are tested before they are published.
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