Communication & Campaign Coordination
Clear, confident, brand-safe communication. You’ll learn how to write outreach emails, follow up, speak to creators, coordinate deliverables, handle problems, and wrap up campaigns with reports.
- TES voice: warm, concise, professional.
- When to CC team addresses and how to route questions.
- Scheduling deliverables + polite reminders.
- Handling rejection or delays professionally.
Good outreach = clear subject → short intro → creator value → suggested next step. Keep it under 6 lines. Proofread. Sign off with name + TES.
Wait 3–5 business days before the first follow-up. Keep it short, add value (new idea or asset), and be polite.
Q1 — Timing: When do you send the first follow-up?
Q2 — Wording: Which is best?
Be supportive, specific, and organized. Avoid slang. Confirm next steps and deadlines. Keep them updated.
Q1: Creator asks: “When is the draft due?”
Q2: Creator missed a deadline.
Answer clearly, confirm what you will send, and propose next steps. Don’t over-promise. Keep threads tidy.
Brand: “Can you share a one-pager and ballpark rates?”
Brand: “We need examples from the last 60 days.”
Brand: “Timeline is tight — can we post next Tuesday?”
Confirm draft date → review window → post date. Avoid weekend approvals unless requested. Add a polite reminder 24h before each due.
Acknowledge the issue, clarify constraints, offer a solution & new timeline, and confirm.
Delay: Brand says draft is late.
Revision: Brand requests a change outside the brief.
Include reach, engagement, 1–2 insights, and next-step suggestion. Keep it to 4–6 sentences or bullets.
Look for vague promises, pushy language, typos, and missing next steps. Keep tone respectful.
Heyyy!!!! We can guarantee 1M views if you pay today lol. We’ll do everything and need a response ASAP. No worries about brief — we’ll improvise.
— Team