Business documents
Plans, pitches and professional profiles drafted from the notes you already have.
12 tools
Most business writing starts from something you already know. The hard part is turning notes, numbers and opinions into a document someone else can read and act on. The tools in this family take the notes you have and give them the shape the document needs, with every assumption visible so you can correct it.
For decisions, Business Strategy Plan turns a goal into a SMART objective, priorities and a 90-day roadmap, Cost-Benefit Analysis lists every assumption and shows every calculation, and Brainstorming and Startup Ideas widen the options before you narrow them down. For selling, Sales Pitch prepares three pitches you can say aloud, from a single sentence to a full call opener, and AIDA Copywriting turns the four stages of the AIDA formula into ready-to-use copy.
People documents sit in the same family. Job Description writes a complete job posting in plain, inclusive language, Resume Builder turns rough notes into a resume that applicant tracking systems can read, and Career Advice suggests realistic next steps. For your public profile, Professional Bio writes short, medium and long bios, LinkedIn About Section drafts the About section and LinkedIn Post builds a post around one idea.
None of these documents should leave your desk unread. A plan built on a wrong assumption is still wrong, so check the numbers and the names before you share it.
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Business Strategy Plan
Describe your business and one goal, and get a SMART objective, priorities, owners, a 90-day roadmap and the KPIs to track.
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Cost-Benefit Analysis
A structured cost-benefit analysis of one business decision, with every assumption listed and every calculation shown.
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Sales Pitch
One offer, three pitches ready to say aloud, from a single sentence to a full call opener, plus honest answers to likely…
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Job Description
A complete job posting from the details you already have, organized under standard headings and written in plain, inclusive…
Who uses it, and for what
- Founders and freelancers who write their own plans, pitches and proposals between client work.
- Managers who need a strategy note or a cost-benefit analysis ready for a meeting.
- Small teams that hire rarely and want a clear, fair job description without starting from a blank page.
- Professionals updating their resume, bio and LinkedIn profile before a job search or a new venture.
All tools in this family
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Job Description
A complete job posting from the details you already have, organized under standard headings and written in plain, inclusive…
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Resume Builder
Paste rough notes on your jobs, studies and skills and get a clean resume of up to two pages that applicant tracking systems can…
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LinkedIn About Section
A first-person About section that hooks readers before the see more cut, stays under the LinkedIn limit and comes with a…
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Startup Ideas
Five startup ideas built around what you know and what you can spend, each ending with a small test you can run in two weeks.
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AIDA Copywriting (Attention-Interest-Desire-Action)
Four fields, one for each stage of the AIDA formula, turned into a headline, a call to action and a ready-to-use text.
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Business Strategy Plan
Describe your business and one goal, and get a SMART objective, priorities, owners, a 90-day roadmap and the KPIs to track.
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Professional Bio
A short, a medium and a long bio from the same brief, in the third person, ready for websites, events and proposals.
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Career Advice
Honest guidance for your next career move, with realistic options, the skills to build and what to do in the next 90 days.
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Cost-Benefit Analysis
A structured cost-benefit analysis of one business decision, with every assumption listed and every calculation shown.
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Brainstorming
A structured brainstorming session on paper, with ideas grouped by approach and the three most promising ones ready to try.
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LinkedIn Post
A first-person LinkedIn post built around one idea, with a hook that works before the see more cut.
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Sales Pitch
One offer, three pitches ready to say aloud, from a single sentence to a full call opener, plus honest answers to likely…
Frequently asked questions
Can I trust the numbers in a cost-benefit analysis?
Only as far as you trust the inputs. Cost-Benefit Analysis lists every assumption it uses and shows each calculation, so you can see where a figure comes from and replace it with your own. Use the result to structure the decision and to spot what you still need to find out, not as a forecast.
Do the resume and job posting tools work for applications in other countries?
Yes. You choose the output language before generating, and each tool also has an Italian page. Compare the result with the format employers expect in your country and sector, and keep personal data and dates accurate, because the tools do not check them against any source.
What is the difference between the LinkedIn tools?
LinkedIn About Section writes the summary at the top of your profile, in the first person, with a suggested headline. LinkedIn Post writes a single post built around one idea. Professional Bio is meant for websites, events and proposals, in the third person and in three lengths.
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