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Write the brief before touching the tool.

The most common first-session mistake is opening Jogg.ai and improvising. A clear brief takes two minutes and dramatically improves first-draft quality.

Five elements of a Jogg.ai creator brief:

1. Asset goal: What does this video need to accomplish?
2. Target audience: Who is watching, and what do they care about?
3. Platform: Where will this video be published? (Determines aspect ratio – 9:16 for TikTok/Reels, 16:9 for YouTube)
4. Key message: One main point the video must communicate
5. Review criteria: What does a successful output look like? What would make you reject it?

The URL-to-Video first project walkthrough.

1. Navigate to AI Video Ads from the creation menu
2. Paste your product page URL into the input field
3. Jogg.ai extracts product information – review what was extracted and correct errors
4. Select a script variant (start with Feature Explainer for a first project)
5. Choose an avatar from the library – pick a style that matches your audience
6. Select voice, aspect ratio, language, and video duration
7. Toggle subtitles on for first-time viewing
8. Click Generate and wait for rendering to complete
9. Apply your review checklist before accepting the output

The five-point review checklist.

Before downloading or publishing any Jogg.ai video:

• [ ] Does the video accurately represent the product with no false claims?
• [ ] Does the tone match the target audience and brand?
• [ ] Is it within the target length for the destination platform?
• [ ] Are the subtitles readable and accurate?
• [ ] Are there any rights, privacy, or policy concerns with the content?

If any check fails, use QuickEdit for minor fixes or ProEdit for deeper changes before downloading.

Common first-session mistakes.

• Accepting the first output without reviewing against the brief
• Not checking what information Jogg.ai extracted from the URL – it can misread product listings
• Using 16:9 aspect ratio for a TikTok campaign (should be 9:16)
• Publishing without checking the current commercial-use rights for your plan
• Forgetting to disclose AI-generated content where required by the destination platform