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Write a client proposal
This prompt writes a proposal for a named client. You describe their problem, your solution, the timeline and the price, and it opens with a summary of their need in their own words. Start with their words, not yours.
Write a proposal for [CLIENT NAME]. Their problem: [WHAT THEY TOLD ME] My solution: [WHAT I WILL DO] Timeline: [DATES] Price: [FEE AND PAYMENT TERMS] Why me: [PROOF] Structure: summary of their need in their own words, proposed approach, deliverables, timeline, investment, next steps. Confident, clear, one page.
Start with their problem, not your credentials.
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A one-page proposal with a summary of the client’s need in their own words, your approach, deliverables, timeline, price and next steps, written in a confident and clear tone.
It opens with your qualifications instead of their problem.
Fix: Follow the tip: “open with their problem in their own words, quoted from my notes”, and keep your proof for the end.
- The price is vague, with no payment terms. Give the fee, what it covers and when you are paid, such as “50% to start, 50% on delivery”.
- The deliverables are promises with no limits. Ask it to list what is included and what is not, and how many rounds of revisions are covered.
Add “and a three-line email to send with it, asking for a call on a specific day”. A clear next step makes the proposal easier to say yes to.
Make it shorter and more specific to my situation. If you need more detail, ask me up to 3 questions first.
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