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Write a complete [WORD COUNT]-word article on the following topic. Do not truncate or end early — write the full piece.
Topic: [DESCRIBE]
Target reader: [WHO AND THEIR KNOWLEDGE LEVEL]
Tone: [VOICE — conversational / professional / journalistic / technical]
Key facts to include: [LIST ANY SPECIFIC DATA POINTS OR CLAIMS]
What to avoid: [ANY ANGLES, PHRASES, OR CLAIMS TO STAY AWAY FROM]
Structure: engaging hook (no clichés), clear H2 sections, a conclusion with a specific takeaway.
Do not begin with "In today's world", "AI is transforming", or any generic opening. Start with the most interesting fact or observation about this topic.
Rewrite the following text to eliminate all passive voice constructions. Keep every fact and meaning intact — only change the sentence structure.
Show me: the original sentence, then the rewritten version, for every change. At the end, give me the final clean version with all changes incorporated.
Text: [PASTE TEXT]
Write a punchy, direct executive summary of the following document. Maximum 150 words.
Rules:
- First sentence: the single most important conclusion
- No "this report explores" or "this document covers" — start with the finding, not the frame
- Every sentence must add new information
- Numbers are better than adjectives
- End with the recommended action or next step
Document to summarise: [PASTE DOCUMENT OR KEY SECTIONS]
Edit the following text for clarity. Cut at least 25% of the word count without losing any important information.
Specific cuts to make:
- Remove any sentence that repeats a point already made
- Cut adverbs modifying strong verbs ("quickly ran" → "ran")
- Replace every vague noun with a specific one ("improvements" → name the specific improvement)
- Remove throat-clearing phrases ("It is important to note that...")
- Convert passive to active where it shortens the sentence
Show me: original word count, final word count, percentage cut.
Text: [PASTE TEXT]
Write a newsletter issue in the following brand voice. The output should be ready to send with minimal editing.
Brand name: [NAME]
Voice description: [DESCRIBE — direct and practical / warm and encouraging / sharp and opinionated / neutral and informative]
Audience: [WHO SUBSCRIBES AND WHAT THEY CARE ABOUT]
Sections to include: [E.G. intro / 3 stories / one tool tip / CTA]
Word count target: [APPROXIMATE]
Content for this issue:
[PASTE YOUR NOTES, LINKS, OR DRAFT THOUGHTS FOR EACH SECTION]
Write in the brand voice throughout — not generic newsletter style. If the brand is direct, cut the pleasantries. If the brand is warm, add the personal touch. Produce the complete issue.
Transform the following bullet points into flowing, readable prose. The result should read as if a skilled writer drafted it — not as expanded bullets.
Target audience: [WHO READS THIS]
Tone: [FORMAL / CONVERSATIONAL / JOURNALISTIC]
Length: [APPROXIMATE TARGET]
Rules:
- Do not start every sentence with the same subject
- Use transitions between ideas
- Vary sentence length — mix short punchy sentences with longer analytical ones
- Do not add information that is not in the bullets — only transform the structure
Bullet points: [PASTE YOUR BULLETS]