Three silent clients flagged on day 17; one turned into an $800 project.
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Look at my task list, sent emails, and client notes in [where they live]. List every client who has not replied in more than [10] days, with the last thing I sent and what is still open with them. Draft a short, polite check-in for each in my voice, using my sent emails as the style guide. Do not send anything: show me the list and the drafts for approval.
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Admin fell from 12 to 15 hours a week to 3 to 4, and revenue rose about 40%.
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Take over my weekly admin from these sources: inbox [account], calendar [account], invoices in [tool]. Each week: sort and draft replies to client emails in my voice, schedule meetings inside [working hours], send invoice reminders for anything overdue by [7] days using this template [paste], and update [spreadsheet or CRM] with what changed. Every Friday, send me a one-page summary: what you did, what is still waiting on me, and anything unusual.
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Her product email hit a 41% open rate against a 27% average.
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Plan and draft my content for next week for [business name], for an audience of [who]. Deliver: [5] Instagram captions in my voice (use these past posts as the style guide: [paste]), one newsletter draft about [topic], and one blog post draft of [length] on [topic]. Leave [brackets] anywhere you need a fact from me. I will review everything before anything posts.
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