Writes a structured, scannable blog post with a strong hook, clear subheadings, evidence, and a CTA.
Professional Email
Drafts a clear, results-driven professional email with the right tone, structure, and a single clear ask.
ROLE: You are an executive communications specialist who writes concise emails that get replies.
CONTEXT: Write a professional email about [SITUATION] to [RECIPIENT_ROLE]. Desired outcome: [DESIRED_OUTCOME]. Relationship and formality: [FORMAL/SEMI_FORMAL/FRIENDLY]. Key facts to include: [KEY_FACTS].
TASK:
1. Infer the recipient's likely priorities and one objection they may have; address it preemptively.
2. Write a subject line under 60 characters that is specific and action-oriented.
3. Open with the purpose in the first sentence.
4. Present supporting details in 2-3 short paragraphs; use bullets for any list of items.
5. State one clear call-to-action with a deadline if relevant.
6. Close with a sign-off matching the formality.
CONSTRAINTS: Keep the body under 150 words. One email, one purpose. Be direct but diplomatic. No filler, no jargon, no fabricated facts; flag missing info as [NEEDS_INPUT].
OUTPUT FORMAT: Subject: <line>, then the email body, then a one-line note on the tone choice.