Sylvia Said:

How do I set up a business proposal letter?

We Answered:

1. Be professional
2. Sound like you know what you are doing
3. Know what you want backed and explain why you need it
4. Explain what you are going to do with the money he backs you with.
5. Give the profit details after investment

Jacob Perry, http://jacobperry.blinkweb.com

Hilda Said:

How to write fantastic tender propsal letter ?

We Answered:

It really depends on a couple of things. At http://www.learntowriteproposals.com we like to look at what the client's needs are and build our proposal around that.

Have they asked you for a proposal or issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) or are you submitting a proactive proposal (one where they haven't issued an invitation to multiple suppliers)?

A formal business proposal is usually only sent in response to a RFP or invitation to tender by a client. Remember that very few unsolicited proposals do well - you are better spending your efforts building a relationship with the client and then submitting a proactive proposal when you know what their needs are and how you can solve their problems.

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 isn't interested in just reading about you - they want to know what value you add to their business.

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?"

In your circumstances it might be "what is the unique about the service or product I can offer and how does that benefit the client?"

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.

As each organization's circumstances are different it sometimes isn't the best approach to look for a ready-made proposal, as it simply doesn't make sense to your (or the client's) particular circumstances.

You can get a free proposal template from http://www.learntowriteproposals.com, which gives you the outline and structure of your proposal. We also have a best practice resource library and online proposal guide.

We also offer proposal writing and review services. I'm not trying to rude, but judging by the spelling and grammar in your question this might be something that you want to consider - I would at the least get someone to proofread your proposal before you send it.

Paula Said:

Proposal Letter?

We Answered:

To Whom it May Concern,

We are pleased to submit this proposal for services related Conducting Family Visioning Workshop. Enclosed please find __________. We hope you will find our credentials successfully fullfill your requirements.

In 19XX, Mr. So and So founded "Company Name". Brief Bio about company......

We look forward to working with you on this challenging assignment.

Very Truly Yours,
COMPANY NAME

Your Name
Your Title

Elaine Said:

how to write a letter of Proposal?

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I would outline all of the points you need to make in the letter first and then write something like


Dear (principal's name),

I am writing this letter to ask permission for the green team to buy a greenhouse. Some of the reasons that i think this would be a worthwhile investment are (list reasons you want the greenhouse). We have already worked out the budget and plan to pay for it by..(list plan of how you will pay for it).

Thank you in advance for your support and help.

(sign names)

Morris Said:

how to write a company introduction/proposal letter?

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If you have MS office go here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/help/r…

If not you can at least look these over. They are the standard for most businesses.

Felicia Said:

Can someone advise on how to write a proposal for a company?

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I did a few as projects in college but I remember www.sba.gov being really helpful.