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Before sending a client proposal, make four things easy to find:
• The outcome the client asked for.
• The work included and the boundaries around it.
• The points where the client reviews the work.
• The decision needed to move forward.
This fictional example carries one brief through an editable presentation and a matching scope summary. The files are separate, so you can tailor each to the conversation.
The complete PPTX + DOCX pack is $7.99 USD. Previews and included files: https://contra.com/products/ZCCWyjsE-client-proposal-pack-editable-pptx-and-docx
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