القائمة
Writes business award applications with narrative sections, metric evidence, and supporting documentation checklists. Use when applying for industry or business awards.
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| name | award-application |
| description | Writes business award applications with narrative sections, metric evidence, and supporting documentation checklists. Use when applying for industry or business awards. |
| allowed-tools | Read Write Glob |
| metadata | {"author":"Salah-XD","version":"1.0"} |
Use this skill when you need to:
DO NOT use this skill for grant applications (different format), employee recognition write-ups, or academic award nominations. This is for business and industry awards only.
AWARD JUDGES READ HUNDREDS OF ENTRIES — YOURS MUST LEAD WITH MEASURABLE RESULTS AND TELL A STORY THAT MAKES THE ACHIEVEMENT FEEL BOTH IMPRESSIVE AND INEVITABLE.
| Input | What to Ask | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Award name and category | "What award are you applying for and which category?" | No default — must be provided |
| Key achievement | "What is the single biggest result or accomplishment to highlight?" | No default — must be provided |
| Time period | "What time period does this application cover?" | Last 12 months |
| Metrics | "What measurable results can you share? Revenue growth, customers served, impact numbers." | No default — ask for at least 3 metrics |
| Business context | "What challenge or starting point makes this achievement impressive?" | Small team / limited resources |
| Word or page limits | "Does the application have word limits or specific questions to answer?" | 500 words per section, 3 sections |
GATE: Confirm the brief before drafting any narrative sections.
Map the application to the award's requirements. If specific questions are provided, organize around those. If not, use this default structure:
Before writing, catalog available evidence:
## Evidence Inventory
- [ ] Revenue or growth figures (with timeframe)
- [ ] Customer count or retention metrics
- [ ] Media coverage or press mentions
- [ ] Testimonials or case studies
- [ ] Before/after comparisons
- [ ] Awards previously won
- [ ] Industry benchmarks for comparison
GATE: Confirm structure and available evidence before writing.
Draft each section following these rules:
## Documentation Checklist
- [ ] Financial statements or revenue screenshots (redacted if needed)
- [ ] Customer testimonials (with permission to share)
- [ ] Press clips or media mentions
- [ ] Google Analytics or platform screenshots
- [ ] Team photos or event photos
- [ ] Letters of recommendation
- [ ] Previous award certificates
- [ ] Product screenshots or demo links
## Application Quality Checklist
- [ ] Executive summary captures the achievement in 2-3 sentences
- [ ] Every section leads with a measurable result
- [ ] At least 5 specific metrics are cited across the application
- [ ] Industry benchmarks are used for context
- [ ] Challenge section establishes a compelling starting point
- [ ] No vague language ("significant growth," "many customers")
- [ ] Word limits are respected in every section
- [ ] Third-person voice used consistently
- [ ] Supporting evidence list is complete with sourcing notes
Brief:
Executive summary excerpt: "In 18 months, [Business Name] grew from a solo consulting practice to a 12-person team generating $1.2M in annual revenue — a 340% increase. With a 98% client retention rate and 45 five-star reviews, the company has become the region's fastest-growing digital marketing firm while maintaining the service quality of a boutique agency."