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Sam sent a quick update about a client project. Choose a style to see how Meet explains it to you. In the app, you set a default and can switch on any message.
The client loved round 1! The only changes are to shorten the hero headline to under 8 words and swap the photo for the team photo from the shoot. No rush—end of week is fine.
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Two small edits, no rush, by the end of the week: a shorter headline and the team photo.
The client is happy with the first version. They want two changes: make the big headline at the top shorter (fewer than 8 words), and use the team photo from the photo shoot instead of the current picture. It isn't urgent. Any time before the end of the week works.
Sam is passing on positive client feedback on round 1 and limits the revisions to exactly two items.
- Headline: the hero headline must be under 8 words. No new wording was provided, so the rewrite is yours.
- Photo: replace the current hero image with the team photo from the shoot. Sam didn't say which frame; ask if there's more than one.
- Timing: no urgency. End of week is the stated deadline.
- Rewrite the hero headline in fewer than 8 words.
- Swap the hero image for the team photo from the shoot.
- Send round 2 to Sam by the end of the week.
Sam says the client loved round 1. The requested updates are to shorten the hero headline to under 8 words and replace the current photo with the team photo from the shoot. Sam says it can be done by the end of the week, with no urgency.
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