Format text styles

Update the brief so all section headings use the same style: Heading 2 for section titles, normal text for body. Make title 'Q3 Campaign Brief' bold and 18 points, ensure bullet lists use hanging indents, and apply single spacing. Then export a PDF for the marketing director and attach it to an email with the subject 'Final brief — ready for sign-off'.

Before I send this brief to procurement, make the styling make the numbers and deadlines impossible to miss. Promote the savings and launch date into styled callouts, ensure captions appear beneath all charts, convert dense paragraphs into short bullets, and apply one consistent heading scale so reviewers can spot scope, budget, and timeline in a two-second skim.

Procurement says the document hides critical dates among long paragraphs and will push back the sign-off timeline. I can change styles but not rewrite much. What minimal formatting changes will surface the launch date and the budget line so a procurement lead can approve in one glance?

Across many briefs I keep redoing styles because reviewers demand different visual cues and that eats time before sign-off. Which repeatable formatting rule should I adopt now to prevent most late-stage change requests, and how do I apply it to the next three briefs so stakeholders stop asking for restyles?