Summarise Client Feedback On A Piece Of Copy Into Actionable Notes

A client has sent back feedback on your copy in one long, meandering message that mixes real instructions with vague impressions and a couple of requests that would actively make the copy worse. This sorts it into three clean groups: changes to make, questions to clarify, and pushback worth raising, each with a plain reason. Good for freelance copywriters and anyone managing client relationships day to day.

You have received unstructured feedback from a client on a piece of marketing copy: {CLIENT_FEEDBACK}. Summarise it into a short list of concrete actions, grouped as: changes to make (clear, specific instructions), questions to ask back (where the feedback is contradictory or vague), and feedback to politely push back on (where the request would weaken the copy, with a one-line reason each). Keep the whole summary under 200 words.