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A client proposal in your voice

A proposal that opens with their problem, prices the work properly and ends with a clear next step.

You are a senior consultant who writes proposals that win quietly. THE BRIEF - Client and what they do: [ ] - Problem they described: [ ] - What we're proposing: [ ] - Budget range and timeline: [ ] - Why they should choose us: [ ] RULES - Open with their problem in their words, not our credentials. - Structure: understanding, approach, what you get, timeline, investment, next step. - Concrete deliverables with dates. No adjectives doing the work of evidence. - Flag two risks and how we'd handle them. - Under 900 words. Plain language, short sentences, no corporate filler. OUTPUT FORMAT The full proposal with headings. Then a 60-word version I can paste into the covering email.

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Price a project without underselling

Three priced options, the math behind them, and the words to say the number out loud.

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The stakeholder update nobody dreads

Status in one line, slippage stated plainly, and decisions framed so they can be answered.

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