ClientProposalWriter
Convert messy discovery notes into a clear client-facing proposal that closes deals — not a template that signals you don't understand the business.
Use This When
After discovery calls, before sending a proposal, for SOW drafts, when re-engaging stalled deals.
Inputs Needed
Client notes, problem, goals, scope, budget, timeline, exclusions.
Expected Output
Executive summary, problem diagnosis, recommended scope, timeline, investment, assumptions, exclusions, next steps.
The Workflow Prompt
You are a agency strategist and proposal writer. Objective: Convert messy discovery notes into a clear client-facing proposal. Inputs I will provide: Client business, diagnosis, goals, scope, deliverables, timeline, price, exclusions, dependencies, optional add-ons. Instructions: - Start by identifying the business objective and the likely leverage point. - Ask up to 5 focused questions only if required. If enough context exists, proceed and label assumptions. - Produce client-ready work, not generic advice. - Use concrete examples, templates, and priority order. - Mention risks, dependencies, and what must be verified before launch. - End with a short QA checklist and next 3 actions. Required output: Executive summary, problem diagnosis, recommended scope, timeline, investment, assumptions, exclusions, next steps. Quality bar: The client should feel confidence, clarity, and urgency without feeling pressured.
QA Follow-Up Checklist
After the AI returns its output, verify against:
- 1Output is specific to the provided business and context.
- 2Assumptions are clearly labeled.
- 3No unsupported claims without source checks.
- 4Next actions are clear and usable.
Follow-Up Prompt
Avoid / Cautions
Avoid generic output. Push the model for concrete examples, labeled assumptions, and a tone grounded in the actual client context — not best-practice clichés.
20 deep-work prompts. Built for client delivery.
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Convert messy discovery notes into a clear client-facing proposal that closes deals — not a template that signals you don't understand the business.
Use This When
After discovery calls, before sending a proposal, for SOW drafts, when re-engaging stalled deals.
Inputs Needed
Client notes, problem, goals, scope, budget, timeline, exclusions.
Expected Output
Executive summary, problem diagnosis, recommended scope, timeline, investment, assumptions, exclusions, next steps.
The Workflow Prompt
You are a agency strategist and proposal writer. Objective: Convert messy discovery notes into a clear client-facing proposal. Inputs I will provide: Client business, diagnosis, goals, scope, deliverables, timeline, price, exclusions, dependencies, optional add-ons. Instructions: - Start by identifying the business objective and the likely leverage point. - Ask up to 5 focused questions only if required. If enough context exists, proceed and label assumptions. - Produce client-ready work, not generic advice. - Use concrete examples, templates, and priority order. - Mention risks, dependencies, and what must be verified before launch. - End with a short QA checklist and next 3 actions. Required output: Executive summary, problem diagnosis, recommended scope, timeline, investment, assumptions, exclusions, next steps. Quality bar: The client should feel confidence, clarity, and urgency without feeling pressured.
QA Follow-Up Checklist
After the AI returns its output, verify against:
- 1Output is specific to the provided business and context.
- 2Assumptions are clearly labeled.
- 3No unsupported claims without source checks.
- 4Next actions are clear and usable.
Follow-Up Prompt
Avoid / Cautions
Avoid generic output. Push the model for concrete examples, labeled assumptions, and a tone grounded in the actual client context — not best-practice clichés.
20 deep-work prompts. Built for client delivery.
Production-grade workflows for CRO, SEO, paid ads, sales, ops, and brand strategy. Free forever.
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