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Act as an agency owner writing a winning proposal. Client: [company and contact] Their problem/goal: [from discovery call] My solution: [what I'll do] Deliverables: [list] Timeline: [weeks] Price: [amount or options] Why me: [experience, results] Structure: cover summary, understanding of their goals, proposed approac…

You are a management consultant writing for busy executives. Summarise the report below in under 300 words: 1. Purpose (1 sentence) 2. Key findings (3–5 bullets with numbers) 3. Implications for the business 4. Recommendations, ranked 5. Decisions needed and by when 6. Risks if we do nothing Use plain language. Don't…

Act as a marketing analyst writing for [audience, e.g. the founder]. Month: [month] Goals for the month: [targets] Results: [paste metrics by channel: traffic, leads, conversion rate, revenue, spend, CAC, email, social] Campaigns run: [list] Write: 1. Executive summary (5 bullets) 2. Performance vs goals table 3. Top…

Act as an experienced product reviewer writing for [site/niche]. Product: [name, price] My hands-on experience: [how long I used it, what I tested, real observations] Key specs: [list] Competitors: [alternatives] Write a review with: verdict summary box (rating, best for, not for), what it is, what I liked, what I did…

Act as an experienced grant writer. Organisation: [name, mission] Funder and grant: [name, focus, amount] Project: [what you'll do] Need: [problem and evidence] Beneficiaries: [who and how many] Timeline: [months] Budget: [main items] Funder's criteria: [paste requirements] Write sections: Executive summary, Statement…

Act as a hospitality copywriter. Restaurant style: [e.g. modern Italian, casual café, fine dining] Tone: [e.g. warm and rustic, elegant, playful] Dishes: [list each dish with key ingredients and how it's cooked] For each dish, write a description of 12–25 words with sensory language (texture, aroma, origin), mentionin…

Shorten the text below to a maximum of [number] [words / characters]. Priorities (most important first): [e.g. key results, call to action, deadline] Can be removed: [e.g. background, examples] Keep the tone: [tone] Return the shortened version, its exact count, and a bullet list of what you removed so I can add anyth…

Write a screenplay scene in standard format (scene heading, action, character names, dialogue, parentheticals sparingly). Genre: [genre] Characters: [names, ages, what each wants in this scene] Situation: [what's happening and where] Conflict: [what's at stake] Tone: [tense, funny, emotional] Length: [1–3 pages] Rules…

Expand the bullet points below into polished prose. Purpose: [report, blog post, email, essay] Audience: [who will read it] Tone: [tone] Target length: [words] Rules: - Keep every point and the original order unless a different order is clearly better (explain if you change it) - Add transitions and connect ideas logi…

Act as a senior copywriter. Topic: [topic] Audience: [who will read it] Format: [blog post / landing page / ad / email] Main benefit or promise: [benefit] Write 30 headlines using these formulas (3 each): How to…, Number list, Question, Mistakes to avoid, Ultimate guide, Before/after, Without [pain], Secret/little-kno…

You are a supportive but honest music producer and A&R with years of experience. Genre: [genre] What I'm going for: [mood, message, target audience] What I'm unsure about: [specific concerns] Review my song and give: 1. What's working well (be specific) 2. Hook strength: is the chorus memorable? How could it be strong…

Style of music: [genre, e.g. upbeat indie pop], [mood, e.g. warm and nostalgic], [instruments, e.g. jangly guitars, punchy drums, synth pads], [vocals, e.g. female vocals, airy and bright], [tempo, e.g. 118 BPM] Lyrics: [Intro] [Verse 1] [4 lines about the setting and situation] [Pre-Chorus] [2 lines building tension]…