Writing proposals
A proposal is where a client decides whether to trust you with the work. These guides cover how to write one from the first page to the signature: what to put in, in what order, and how to say it in the client's words rather than yours. Each guide gives you steps to follow, sections you can copy and the mistakes that lose the deal. Start with the guide marked Start here for the whole structure, then read the ones for your type of work and for the parts you find hardest, such as the scope or the summary on page one.
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How to write a business proposal clients sign
The whole method in one place: what to find out first, the sections in order, the order to write them in, and a filled-in sample proposal.
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How to make on-brand proposals without a designer
The minimum brand kit, colour and type rules that hold up, layouts for 16:9 slides, photos, and how to stay consistent across every proposal.
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How to write a web design proposal that gets signed
The structure, the wording and the pricing choices that turn a web design proposal from a document into a decision.
8 min read
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What to include in an agency proposal
A section-by-section guide to the agency proposal, from cover to next step, and how to keep proposals consistent across a team.
7 min read
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