For when they didn't reply: adds value instead of "just bumping this".
Write a follow-up to my cold email to {{recipient}} at {{company}}. They haven't replied in {{days}} days.
My original ask: {{ask}}
Under 60 words. Don't mention that they didn't reply. Add one new useful thing (an insight, a resource or a short idea for them), then restate the ask more lightly. Give 2 versions.
Timed agenda with an outcome for each item, so the meeting doesn't wander.
Create an agenda for a {{length}} meeting about {{topic}} with {{attendees}}.
For each item: time box, owner, and the decision or output it must produce. Put the most important decision first. Add 3 pre-reading questions to send ahead, and a 5-line notes template for the end.
Short, specific outreach with one clear ask — three variants to test.
Write a cold email from me ({{who I am}}) to {{recipient}} at {{company}}.
Why them: {{reason}}
What I'm offering: {{offer}}
The ask: {{ask}}
Rules: under 90 words, first line is about them not me, one concrete proof point, one ask, no "I hope this finds you well". Give 3 subject lines and 2 versions of the email.
A SWOT analysis where every point turns into a next step.
Do a SWOT analysis for {{business or idea}} in {{market}}.
For each quadrant give 3–4 specific points (no generic ones like "strong team" unless you say why). Then add a section "So what?": 3 actions that use a strength against an opportunity, and 2 that reduce the biggest threat.
Help me price a freelance project.
Service: {{service}}
Client: {{client type}}
Scope: {{scope}}
My experience: {{experience}}
Market / currency: {{currency}}
Estimate hours by task, suggest a fair total, then design 3 packages (basic, standard, premium) with what's included, revisions, and delivery time. Add one sentence I can use to explain the price to the client.
A script for a conversation you've been putting off.
I need to give feedback to {{person}} about {{issue}}.
What I've seen: {{specific examples}}
The change I need: {{desired change}}
Write a short conversation plan: an opening line, the observation (behaviour, not personality), the impact, a question that invites their side, and an agreed next step. Include 2 things to avoid saying.
