Do not sell
yourself short as this is your opportunity to impress the client as the perfect
candidate for the job. So, make the best of the chance!
The
introductory part of your proposal should grab a potential employer’s
attention, prick their curiosity about your skillset and experience, and persuade
them to contact you. Weed out irrelevant information unrelated to the job
description on your proposal, and endeavor to address all the questions the client
has put forward for the project.
If you
attach to your proposal, samples of previous work done in the area of expertise
a client is asking for, you improve your chances of being contacted for
interviews.
Once you are
done writing your proposal, click the “Submit” button. At this point, it is
safe to keep your fingers crossed for a positive response.
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