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(upbeat music) - [Narrator] This is Jules,VP of a ketchup company about to use Grammarlyto handle a PR issue. -. [Jules] Ketchup's not relevant anymore?
But I just had some on my fries. That's not good for sales. Wow!
-. [Narrator] Oh, but Jules has an idea. .
. and Grammarly's tone suggestionscan help bring it to life. Even sparkly ketchup.
Because. A more confident tone can get your team on board and inspired. Mm hmm, just like that.
- Did you. See her email? - Already calling vendors.
- [Narrator] Ah, our vendor. Now the team just needsto pick an edible. Glitter.
- Moon Sprinkles. - [Narrator] Robert wants that one. - Caviar Confetti.
- [Narrator] Tiffany wants this one. . .
and. Neither can agree. - This is going nowhere.
- [Narrator] Grammarlycan frame your message to focus on the solution,to get. A quick resolution. Caviar Confetti it is.
Ok, time to find the right audience. Now you know not that one. .
- Yuck. - [Narrator] Yeah, that one. - Yum!
- [Narrator] Nice. Oh no, a project hiccup? - We need.
A squeezy bottle. - Good idea. - [Narrator] With a morediplomatic approach, your request will get a better response.
Ooh,. I like the sound of that. - Brilliant.
See, problem solved. With Grammarly, gettingthe tone just right makes all the. Difference inyour professional success.
(upbeat music) Download at Grammarly. com today.
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