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Use this copy-paste brief (fill what you can, skip what you can’t):

What you’re creating: (email / memo / statement / bio / proposal / LinkedIn / website copy / essay / etc.)

Audience: (who will read it)

Goal: (what you want the reader to think/feel/do)

Key points (bullet list, messy is fine):

Must-include facts/phrases/names/dates:

Tone: (e.g., friendly, firm, confident, apologetic, witty, formal)

Length: (short / medium / long, or word count)

Constraints: (no jargon, legal-safe, avoid certain topics/words, etc.)

Your draft or notes (paste anything you have):

If you don’t know what format you need, here are ready-to-use structures you can drop your content into:

A) Professional email (clean + effective)

Subject: [Action/Outcome] by [date]

Hi [Name],

I’m reaching out to [purpose in one sentence].

Here’s what I’m proposing: [proposal].

Why this works: [1–2 benefits].

What I need from you: [specific ask] by [deadline].

If helpful, I can [offer options/next step].

Thanks,

[Your name]

B) Persuasive one-pager (pitch/proposal)

Problem: [1–2 sentences]

Impact: [what it costs now]

Solution: [what you’ll do]

Plan: [3 steps]

Resources: [people/time/budget]

Risks + mitigations: [2–3 bullets]

Decision needed: [exact yes/no + date]

C) Personal statement / bio (short, strong)

I’m [who you are] focused on [what you do]. I’ve [1–2 credible proof points].

I care about [values/mission], and I’m currently [what you’re doing now].

Outside of work, I’m into [human detail].

Send the filled brief (or paste your messy draft). I’ll turn it into a finished piece that sounds like a competent human, not a keyboard spilling soup.