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Draft the proposal from the client's brief.

Their brief in, your proposal out, priced from what you actually charge.

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What this prompt does

  • Reads the client's own brief as input
  • Writes four sections, no filler
  • Quotes only prices from your brief
  • Lists the scoping questions they left out
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Why it works

Proposals go wrong on invented scope and invented pricing. This takes both from your brief and asks about the rest.

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Tips for this prompt

  • Paste call notes raw, tidy notes lose detail
  • Leave your own read blank to test its thinking
  • Ask for a shorter version for small jobs
  • Keep its scoping questions, clients answer them
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How to use the prompt

  1. 1Open a chat inside your business project
  2. 2Paste their brief or call notes
  3. 3Add your read of the job, or skip it
  4. 4Answer any pricing question it asks
  5. 5Send the scoping questions with the proposal
Tags#proposals#selling#scoping#weekly jobs

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