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Writes a cross-promotion pitch to another creator, publication, or media brand proposing a collaborative content swap, joint feature, or audience-sharing arrangement — framed around mutual benefit rather than self-promotion.

Produces a concise, reporter-ready briefing note explaining the cultural, religious, or social context a journalist needs before covering a community, practice, or event they are not already familiar with.

Writes a concise, informative caption for a published infographic that tells readers what the visual shows, highlights the most important finding, and cites the data source — without simply repeating what is already visible on the graphic itself.

Writes a professional screenplay treatment — typically 5–10 pages — covering premise, tone, characters, three-act story breakdown, and thematic statement, formatted for submission to producers, financiers, or development executives.

Produces a structured summary of what a dataset contains, what it covers, what its limitations are, and what story angles it could plausibly support — written as a briefing document for a journalist or editor.

Drafts a professional, personalised pitch email to a potential interviewee or expert source, clearly explaining why you are reaching out, what the story is about, and what you are asking them to do.

Reduce a piece of text to a specified word count or percentage reduction while preserving all essential meaning, key facts, and the author's voice — cutting filler, redundancy, and unnecessary qualifiers rather than removing substantive content.

Writes a brief for a 15–60 second short-form video for TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts — including hook, body structure, visual direction, and call to action, ready to hand to a creator or editor.

Writes the complete narrative content for a TV or streaming series pitch deck, covering logline, format overview, episode structure, tone, comparable shows, and target broadcaster rationale.

Rewrite a piece of text in a different tone or register while preserving all factual content, direct quotes, and meaning — adapting the same information for a different audience, publication, or context.

Rewrites existing narration or commentary to match a defined presenter or narrator voice and tone, preserving the factual content while adapting register, sentence structure, and personality.

Generates a structured brief identifying the types of experts needed for a story, where to find them, and how to approach them credibly.