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Higgsfield and AI creative for agencies
18 plain guides, written by Ranjit Bhinge for business owners with no tech team. Each one says what to expect, what it costs where that applies, and what I would do in your place.
How to price AI-made creative without losing margin A plain method for pricing AI-made ads, images and video: a cost-per-asset sheet with retry rate and review time, four pricing models, and a 30-day test. How to keep a brand look across AI images and video AI images drift from a client's brand look. Build a one-page style sheet, a three-subject test and a drift check so an agency of 10 to 30 people cuts revisions. What to put in your agency contract when you use AI tools Six plain-English AI clauses for an agency contract: use and disclosure, ownership, client likeness, training data, review and liability. Not legal advice. Should your agency tell clients it used AI? Three different questions hide inside 'should we disclose AI': telling the client, labelling the ad, and the contract. A plain policy, table and scripts. How AI can cut revision rounds, and when it adds them AI makes first drafts fast, but checking and vague briefs can add rounds. A net-time model, a brief gate, five metrics and a 30-day pilot for agencies. Social media content packs for retainer clients with AI How an agency can build a monthly social content pack with AI: what goes in 12 posts, 4 reels and 8 stories, a cost per asset sheet, review points and a pilot. Short-form video ads for clients: a production checklist A five-stage checklist for TikTok and Reels client ads: hook, proof, offer, call to action, what to film or generate, specs, safe areas and AI labels. UGC-style ads for clients: real creators vs AI avatars Real creators or AI avatars for client UGC ads? A rule that routes by claim, contract clauses, cost per usable ad, a hybrid workflow and a 7-day test. AI product photos and videos for small ecommerce clients How an agency can sell 20 AI product images and 5 clips a month to small online stores: scope, a six-point accuracy check, marketplace rules and margin. How agencies can productise AI creative into a fixed-price package How an agency can turn AI-made creative into a fixed-price package: pick the outcome, build the price with retries and review time, set scope walls, pilot it. How to train your team to use AI creative tools in one week A five-day plan to train an agency team on AI image and video tools: data rules, practice briefs from real jobs, review standards, a defect log and an SOP. Avoiding the AI look: a quality check for client-ready AI video A 12-point pass/fail checklist for AI-generated video: the five fault families, a fixed review order, regenerate vs fix vs cut, and what rejects cost. The case for keeping real footage: what an agency should never fake with AI When not to use AI video: a never-fake list for agencies covering testimonials, results, property condition and regulated claims, plus a test and clause. Competitor content audit: turn findings into concepts with AI sketches Competitor creative analysis for agencies: where to look in ad libraries, a sheet to save ads, a concept board for AI sketches, and rules to avoid copying. Rapid rebrand previews: show a client three looks before you design A rebrand concept preview shows a client three brand directions before design starts. Steps, what stays human (logo, type), slide template, and trademark risks. Explainer and product demo videos for software clients: what AI can do and what it must not touch How an agency can use AI for software explainer and demo videos: keep the screen recording real, use AI for scenes and voice, price it, and keep margin. How to add a video service to a web design agency without slowing the sites you build A plan for web design agencies to add hero loops, section clips and social cutdowns with AI video, with a page speed budget, pricing and a 7-day pilot. How to respond when a client says "Can't we just use AI for this?" Word-for-word scripts for agencies when a client asks to replace designers with AI: split the scope, handle AI drafts and discount asks, and re-pitch the value.
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