Write a cover letter for my [country] tourist visa application. Include purpose and dates of travel, itinerary summary, accommodation, financial means, ties to my home country (job, family), and a polite close. Use these details: [details]. Advise checking official requirements.
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Write an internal application letter for the [new role] position. I'm currently [current role] for [time]. Highlight my results [results], knowledge of the company, relationships and why I'm ready for the step up, in a confident but humble tone.
Cover letter for an internal promotion
Applies for an internal role and shows your impact.
Plan 12 issues of my LinkedIn newsletter called [name] for [audience]. For each issue: a headline, the key insight, a story or example to include, and a question to end with.
Write this month's internal newsletter for [company]. Include a leadership note, company wins [wins], team spotlight [team], new joiners [names], upcoming events, and a fun section. Friendly tone, scannable headings.
Company newsletter for employees
A lively internal newsletter that people actually read.
Write a pitch to [brand] to sponsor my newsletter about [topic]. Include audience size [subscribers], open rate [rate], audience profile, sponsorship formats and prices, past sponsor results and a simple next step. Plus a short follow-up message.
I publish one pillar piece per week: [type, e.g. a podcast episode]. Create a 4-week repurposing calendar showing how each piece becomes blog posts, short videos, carousels, newsletter sections and social posts across [channels], with days, formats and owners.
Content repurposing calendar
Turns one pillar piece into a month of channel-specific content.
Write a query letter for my [genre] novel "[title]", [word count] words. Premise: [summary], protagonist: [character], stakes: [stakes]. Include a hook, a 2-paragraph pitch, comparable titles placeholders, a short bio ([bio]), and a polite close. Under 350 words.
Write a welcome email for new subscribers to [newsletter name], which covers [topics] for [audience]. Introduce me briefly ([about me]), say what they'll get and how often, link to 3 best past pieces: [links], and ask them to reply with [question]. Friendly, under 200 words.
Newsletter welcome email
A friendly first email that makes new subscribers glad they joined.
Write a heartfelt love letter to [name] for [occasion, e.g. our 10th anniversary]. Include these memories and details: [memories], what I love most about them: [qualities], and a hope for our future. Make it sincere and specific rather than cheesy. About 300 words.
Write a professional resignation letter to [manager name] at [company]. My last day will be [date], [notice period] from today. Thank them for [specific opportunities], offer to help with the handover, and keep the tone positive. Don't give detailed reasons for leaving. Under 200 words.
Suggest 8 hands-on learning activities for kindergarten children on the theme of [theme, e.g. seasons]. Mix art, movement, counting, letters and sensory play. For each, list materials, steps, time needed and the skill it builds. Keep materials cheap and easy to find.
Write a customer appreciation letter from [business]. Occasion: [anniversary, end of year, milestone] What we want to thank them for: [details] Any gift or perk: [offer] Voice: [tone] Write an email version and a short handwritten-card version. Keep it about the customer, not a sales pitch.
Customer appreciation letter
Thank loyal customers in a genuine way that strengthens the relationship.