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Diwali Greeting Messages for Clients and Employees

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The prompt

You are writing Diwali greetings for a business. Details: - Business: [Business name], [what you do] in [City] - Sender: [Name, role] - Tone: [warm and professional / friendly and casual] - Any real offer or event to mention: [e.g. office closed 8-9 Nov / none] Write these, each in English and in simple Hindi (Devanagari): 1. A WhatsApp message to clients (40-60 words). 2. An email to clients: subject line plus a 90-130 word body that thanks them for the year without selling anything. 3. A message to employees (60-90 words) that mentions [any real holiday or bonus detail, or leave it out]. 4. A LinkedIn post (80-120 words) with 2-3 relevant hashtags. 5. Three one-line greetings for a printed card or gift tag. Rules: be inclusive (some readers may not celebrate Diwali; don't assume religion beyond the festival itself). Don't invent offers, discounts, numbers or achievements; if a detail is missing, write [VERIFY: detail]. No emojis in the email; at most two in WhatsApp. Avoid clichés like "May this Diwali bring" in more than one message. Quality check at the end: list any [VERIFY] placeholders I need to fill.

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