How to write a formal business proposal
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Answer2:A formal business proposal is usually only sent in response to request for proposal (RFP) or invitation to tender by a client. Very few unsolicited proposals do well - you are better spending your efforts building a relationship with the client.However, if you have some relationship or at least following a phone call, permission to send in a pro-active proposal then it is very important to demonstrate value to the client. The client isnt interested in just reading about you - they want to know what value you add to their business.As for structure - either follow the structure of the RFP document, responding to each section or a standard formal response structure along the lines of:• Executive Summary • Our understanding of your requirement • Scope of required work • Our proposed solution• Table of compliance • Schedule • Project plan • Key dates • Costs • Table of costs• Budget assumptions• Invoicing schedule • Estimated expenses • Project team • Project team structure• Project team profiles• Our profile • Company overview • Previous experience• Project management• Quality assuranceYou can get a free proposal template from http://www.learntowriteproposals.com. We also have a best practice resource library and online proposal guide.The key to writing a successful proposal though is persuading the client and demonstrating value. Ask yourself "What is their business need and what are you going to do to provide a solution that meets that need?" Persuade the client by providing a solution and backing it up with evidence that you can deliver. Solution + credibility + value = persuasion. Be credible in your price as well as reputation.Good luckJames
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