1. Ad draft for a storm-free area
Write three short Facebook ad drafts for a roofing company serving [area]. Target planned [roof work], using only these facts: [approved services, offer, genuine proof, contact route]. There is no current storm campaign. Give a clear inspection next step. Don't invent hail, deadlines, discounts, reviews, results or payment terms. Mark missing facts as questions for me.

2. Review reply
Draft a short, human reply to this genuine review: [review with personal details removed]. Use only what the reviewer actually said. Thank them without adding project facts or their address. If the review raises an unresolved issue, invite them to contact [approved office route] and flag it for a person. Don't invent a resolution.

3. Inspection notes to homeowner summary
Use only these scrubbed inspection notes: [notes]. Separate observed findings, recommended next actions and unanswered questions. Keep photo references. If a roof detail, quantity or cause isn't stated, mark it unknown. Don't infer damage, coverage, lifespan or a fixed price. The inspecting roofer will check every line before sending.

4. Roofing sales-rep job description
Draft a job description for [actual role] in [area], using only these duties, hours, travel, experience requirements and compensation terms: [facts]. Explain who handles inspections and follow-up. Don't invent earnings, employment terms, license requirements or company results. List missing details for the employer to supply.

5. Caption from three job photos
Write a short post from these approved job notes and photos: [scrubbed details]. Explain the actual starting question, work and useful detail. Use the neighborhood only if approved. Don't invent damage, a customer quote or results. Give one relevant next step. Ask me about anything you can't establish from the supplied material.