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Short Cover Letter

What you'll get: A warm, short cover letter you can paste into an application.

For: Students

Write a short cover letter for the [JOB TITLE] role at [COMPANY]. I'm applying because [WHY THIS ROLE]. My strongest relevant experience is [1 OR 2 EXPERIENCES OR CLASSES]. Keep it under [NUMBER] short paragraphs, friendly but professional, and end with a clear ask to talk.

💡 Name one real thing about the company or role so it doesn't sound like a form letter.

Try it in the coach

Fill in the [BRACKETS] with your own details, then paste it into any AI chat.

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Social Media Post

Announce news, a sale, or a new item.

Write 3 short social media posts for [PLATFORM, e.g., Facebook or Instagram] about [NEWS, SALE, OR NEW ITEM] at [BUSINESS NAME]. The main detail people need is [DATE, PRICE, OR KEY DETAIL]. Make each one under 50 words and end with a simple call to action like [VISIT US / CALL / SHOP ONLINE].

💡 Asking for 3 options lets you pick the one that sounds most like you.

Price Increase Notice

Let customers know prices are going up, gently.

Write a short, honest note to my customers explaining that prices at [BUSINESS NAME] will go up by [AMOUNT OR PERCENT] starting [DATE]. The reason is [REASON, e.g., rising supply costs]. Thank them for their loyalty and mention [ANY PERK, e.g., old prices until the end of the month]. Warm and plain, under 150 words.

💡 Including the real reason helps the AI explain it in a way customers respect.

Simple Business Plan Outline

Get your idea organized on one page.

I want to start [BUSINESS IDEA] in [TOWN OR AREA]. My budget is about [AMOUNT] and I can spend [HOURS PER WEEK] on it. Make me a one-page business plan outline with: who my customers are, what I'll sell, how I'll find customers, rough costs, and 3 first steps. Use plain words, no business jargon.

💡 Sharing your budget and time keeps the plan realistic for your life.

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