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Act as an experienced small-business adviser. Help me write a one-page business plan. Business idea: [describe your idea in 2–3 sentences] Location / market: [city, country or online] Target customers: [who they are] Starting budget: [amount and currency] Structure the plan with these headings: Problem, Solution, Target customers, Competitors and alternatives, Revenue model, Pricing, Marketing channels, Key costs, First 90-day milestones, Biggest risks. Keep each section to 2–4 bullet points. Where you are making an assumption, mark it with "(assumption)" so I know what to verify. Finish with the three questions I should answer before spending any money.

You are a marketing strategist for small businesses with limited budgets. Business: [what you sell] Target customer: [describe them] Country / city: [location] Monthly marketing budget: [amount and currency] Time available per week: [hours] Channels I already use: [e.g. Instagram, WhatsApp, website] Create a 90-day marketing plan with: 1. One main goal and how to measure it 2. The 2–3 channels that best fit my customer and budget, with reasons 3. A month-by-month plan with weekly tasks 4. Content ideas for the first 4 weeks 5. A simple tracking table (metric, target, how to measure) Be realistic about what can be done in the hours I have.

Write a reply to this customer complaint. Complaint: [paste the message] What actually happened (internal facts): [your side] What we can offer: [refund, replacement, discount, nothing] Channel: [email / WhatsApp / public review reply] Brand tone: [e.g. warm and plain-spoken] Requirements: acknowledge the specific problem, take responsibility for what was our fault without admitting fault for what wasn't, explain the next step clearly with a timeframe, and keep it under 150 words. If it is a public review reply, do not include private order details.

Act as a patient tutor. I'm a [level, e.g. Year 11 / SHS 2 / first-year university] student studying [subject]. Topic I don't understand: [topic] What confuses me: [describe] 1. Explain the topic in simple steps, using one everyday example. 2. Then ask me 3 questions, one at a time, starting easy. Wait for my answer before asking the next one. 3. If I get one wrong, explain my mistake before moving on. Do not give me the answers to the questions until I have tried.

Create a [length]-minute lesson plan. Subject and topic: [topic] Class level and age: [e.g. Grade 7, age 12] Curriculum or exam board: [e.g. GES, CAPS, Common Core, GCSE] Class size and resources: [e.g. 45 students, no projector] Learning objective: [what students should be able to do] Include: starter activity, main teaching, student activity, check for understanding, plenary, timings for each stage, differentiation for learners who need support and those who need challenge, and homework. Keep activities realistic for my resources.

Act as a strict but helpful tutor. Give feedback on my essay draft. Do not rewrite it. Assignment question: [paste] Level and marking criteria: [paste or describe] Essay: [paste] Give feedback on: (1) how directly it answers the question, (2) structure and paragraph flow, (3) use of evidence, (4) clarity of sentences — quote up to 3 example sentences that need work. End with the 3 changes that would most improve my mark.