📝 Write a Clear, Polite Follow-Up Email. I sent an email to [person/role] about [topic] on [date] and haven’t heard back. Help me write a short, polite follow-up that sounds professional but not pushy. Acknowledge their time, briefly restate my request, and suggest a simple next step. Match the tone to a [casual/professional/formal] relationship and keep it under 150 words.
🧠 Turn Rambling Notes Into a Clear Message. I have rough notes and half-formed thoughts about [topic]. Organize them into a clear, readable message for [email/memo/document]. Keep my original meaning, remove repetition, and improve flow. Do not add new ideas. Use simple language and short paragraphs so a non-expert can easily understand it.
🙏 Write a Thank You Note That Feels Personal. Help me write a genuine thank you note to [person] for [meeting/favor/gift/support]. Keep it warm, specific, and brief. Reference one concrete detail from the interaction and avoid clichés or over-praise. The tone should feel [casual/professional] and natural, not scripted. Keep it under 120 words.
😌 Rewrite This Email to Sound Calm and Confident. I wrote the email below, but it sounds tense, emotional, or unclear. Rewrite it so it feels calm, confident, and respectful while keeping my main point intact. Avoid corporate buzzwords or strong emotional language. Keep it concise, human, and easy to read. Here is the original email: [paste text].
👤 Create a One-Page Personal Bio for Everyday Use. Help me write a short personal bio I can use for [LinkedIn/about page/community group]. Use plain language, highlight my background and strengths, and keep it approachable, not salesy. Limit it to 2–3 short paragraphs. My background: [details]. Intended audience: [who will read this].
🙇 Write an Apology Email Without Over-Explaining. I need to apologize to [person] for [situation]. Help me write a sincere apology that takes responsibility, avoids excuses, and focuses on moving forward. Keep it respectful and concise. Match the tone to a [work/personal] relationship and avoid being overly emotional or defensive.
🎙️ Turn Voice Dictation Into Clean Writing. I dictated the text below using voice-to-text. Clean up grammar, remove filler words, and organize it into clear paragraphs while keeping my natural voice. Do not rewrite it from scratch or make it sound formal. Here is the raw dictated text: [paste text].
📋 Write Clear Instructions Someone Else Can Follow. I need to explain how to do [task/process] to someone with no background knowledge. Write clear, step-by-step instructions using simple language. Avoid jargon. Include brief headings and practical tips so the reader can follow along without asking questions. Audience: [coworker/family member/customer].
📧 Draft a Professional Email That Gets a Response. Help me write a professional email about [topic] to [person/role]. The goal is to get a clear response or decision. Keep it friendly, direct, and easy to scan. Include a clear ask and suggested next step. Limit it to 150–200 words.
✏️ Edit My Writing Without Changing My Voice. Act as an editor, not a writer. Improve clarity, grammar, and flow in the text below while keeping my voice and wording as much as possible. Do not add ideas or polish it into generic language. Here is my original text: [paste text].
🎯 Decide the Right Tone for a Professional Email. I’m writing a business email to [client/manager/colleague/vendor] about [topic]. Should I use a formal tone or a conversational one? Explain how tone choices affect response rates and relationships, and recommend the best option based on my audience and goal.
📬 Optimize My Email Subject Line for Responses. I’m sending a business email about [topic]. Compare a clear, action-oriented subject line under 60 characters versus a vague one like “Quick Question.” Recommend which subject line is more likely to be opened and responded to, and explain why.
📄 Decide Whether to Customize or Template a Cover Letter. I’m applying for a [job title] at [company]. Should I fully customize my cover letter or use a general template with light edits? Compare both approaches and explain when the extra effort is worth it based on my job search goals.
🔍 Improve My LinkedIn Headline for Visibility. My LinkedIn headline currently lists only my job title as [current title]. Should I switch to a headline that includes skills and value? Compare both versions and recommend a headline under 220 characters that fits my goals.
📏 Decide the Ideal Length for a Business Email. I wrote a business email about [topic] that is [word count]. Should I shorten it or keep the detail? Compare how short versus long emails perform based on the recipient’s role and workload, and recommend the best length.
📖 Choose Skills or Story for a Cover Letter. I’m writing a cover letter for [position]. Should I list skills with examples or focus on one strong story? Compare which approach works better for hiring managers and applicant tracking systems.
🗣️ Choose First-Person or Third-Person for LinkedIn. I’m writing my LinkedIn summary and deciding between first-person or third-person voice. Compare which style feels more authentic, gets more engagement, and fits my background in [industry]. Recommend the best option.
⏰ Pick the Best Time to Send a Thank You Email After an Interview. I just finished an interview for [position] at [company]. Should I send a thank-you email immediately, within 24 hours, or after a few days? Compare the impact of timing and recommend the best approach.
📎 Avoid Repeating Skills Across Resume and Cover Letter. My resume already lists key skills. Should my cover letter repeat them or highlight different experiences? Compare both strategies and recommend how to give hiring managers a full picture without redundancy.
🌟 Ask for a LinkedIn Recommendation the Right Way. I want to ask [person] for a LinkedIn recommendation. Should I ask right away or wait? Explain how timing affects response and quality, and whether I should provide talking points or let them write it freely.
