Campaign platform
Audience tension, proposition, creative territory, and the single idea that holds the launch together.
Japan campaign systems
One campaign concept, localized for Japan across digital, social, print, retail, and sales—keeping every channel consistent without feeling translated.
Decision brief
Deliverables
Audience tension, proposition, creative territory, and the single idea that holds the launch together.
Headline system, supporting claims, proof order, CTA logic, and bilingual copy direction.
Master compositions, typography, colour, image direction, and responsive layout rules.
Priority social, display, landing, retail, event, sales, or print formats defined in the scope.
Cultural fit, reading density, CJK typography, local conventions, and in-market copy review.
Templates, production specifications, do/don’t examples, source files, and handoff notes.
Process
Audience, launch objective, mandatory claims, channel plan, owners, approvals, and fixed dates.
Two or three creative directions are judged against one agreed decision framework—not subjective volume.
The selected direction becomes a working system, reviewed for Japanese language, density, and channel behaviour.
Approved formats are built, quality checked, packaged, and documented for your internal or media teams.
Scope & investment
Where the work must appear and which format is the launch priority.
Master assets, adaptations, sizes, cut-downs, and editable templates.
English/Japanese ownership, translation source, copy review, and approval route.
Media booking, retail delivery, stakeholder reviews, and hard launch date.
What the proposal separates: strategy and creative direction, master design, localisation, per-format production, and external costs. You can see what changes the budget before approving it.
Illustrative working pattern
Global assets arrive late, Japanese copy expands, and every channel resolves the layout differently.
Lock a bilingual message hierarchy and flexible key visual before producing channel variants.
One approved source system gives local teams clearer production rules and fewer subjective rework loops.
FAQ
Yes. We first identify what must remain globally consistent, then redesign the parts that fail in Japanese language, media, retail, or cultural context.
We can scope Japan-market copy direction and review. The proposal states whether copy creation, translation, regulated-claim review, and final legal approval are included or supplied by your team.
Yes. A focused sprint is possible when the campaign platform and core messaging already exist and are approved.
The territory phase normally compares a small number of distinct directions against agreed criteria. The final count and revision gates are written into the proposal.
Your objective, audience, channel list, approximate format count, languages, existing brand assets, approval owners, and hard launch date.
Campaign fit check
Share the audience, approval owners, asset list, and immovable launch date. We will identify the smallest useful first scope.