YOUR FIRST 30 DAYS WITH AI
Review sample - 14 October 2026

Use the fictional details to practise. Replace them only with information
you are permitted to use. Check every output before using it.

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DAY 1: YOUR FIRST USEFUL RESULT

Rewrite the business description below so a potential customer can quickly understand what we do and how to enquire.

Business name: Willow & Spade
Audience: local householders
Tone: friendly, plain and professional
Length: no more than 65 words

Use only the facts supplied. Do not add prices, guarantees, qualifications, availability or extra services. Preserve the service area and the email enquiry step. Return one draft, then list any information that would need checking.

Description:
We undertake a variety of garden maintenance activities for householders in Northbridge, including lawn mowing, hedge trimming and seasonal tidy-ups. Visits can be one-off or regular. Please email us to discuss your garden and request a quote.

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DAY 6: ASK FOR A BETTER ANSWER

Task: Draft a short email inviting existing customers to a beginner pottery workshop.

Context and approved facts:
Business: Oak Lane Studio, an independent retailer.
Workshop: Saturday 14 November 2026, 10am–12pm, at Oak Lane Studio.
Price: £35 per person; materials included.
Next step: reply to ask about availability. A place is only confirmed when the studio replies.

Audience and tone: existing local customers; warm, clear and relaxed.

Boundaries: use only the supplied facts. Do not invent scarcity, discounts, a booking link or a booking deadline. If essential information is missing, ask me for it before drafting.

Output: one subject line and an email body of no more than 100 words, with short paragraphs and one clear next step.

FOLLOW-UP
Revise the draft to remove any unsupported claim. Make the opening more direct, keep the body under 80 words, and preserve the date, time, price, materials and booking conditions exactly. Then list what you changed.

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DAY 16: BUILD A SIMPLE WORKFLOW

Draft a client follow-up email using only the approved notes below. Use [CLIENT] as the greeting placeholder.

Notes:
- The client chose concept B.
- Our studio will send a revised mock-up by Tuesday.
- The client will supply the approved logo file.
- No deadline for the logo was agreed.

Output: a brief recap followed by an action list showing who does what and any agreed deadline. Keep the email under 150 words. Then add a separate 'Questions for me' section outside the email for missing information.

Do not invent dates, prices, commitments or decisions. If a deadline is missing, do not assign one. This is a draft for human review, not an instruction to send anything.
