"client proposal" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a formal document or presentation made by a company or individual to offer their services or products to a potential client. Example: "Our team worked hard on crafting a compelling client proposal for the new marketing campaign. We are confident that it will impress our potential client and win us the contract."
Then there's Gordon Gould, who along with his Towers Perrin colleagues is known to jump-start client proposal pitches with homemade video montages that spoof actuaries' deadpan reputations.
Even in professional practice this methodology of storytelling exists in every planning report, competition, or client proposal.
In the days or week leading up to your trip, aim to complete any tasks you know will cause you lingering stress, whether that means finishing a client proposal, responding to a string of emails, or scheduling a dentist appointment.
But, a few mornings last week, that meant making sure I finished up a new client proposal, sent out my speaker's bio, and replied to a new request for me to speak.
Stopping cold in the middle of writing a critical client proposal to meet with the plumber; cleaning out the kitchen cabinets instead of making marketing calls; surfing the net for the newest smartphone apps rather than following up with potential clients.
Customising the letter also demonstrates their potential for writing tailored client proposals — one of the job duties.
As this role requires you to compose tailored client proposals, it is expected that your covering email will reflect a high level of written communication ability.
There are a number of firms that offer various versions of the service covering all steps of the process from the production of client proposals to asset allocation models to the client reporting.
Recent advances in IT have made it possible for advisors to automate a number of otherwise time-consuming tasks such as generating client proposals, retrieving account information and rebalancing portfolios, saving time and money.
Now you may think getting your children to help brainstorm on new client proposals could be madness or futile -- especially when they are just 6 and 8 years old.
The magazine was the client, and proposals could be based on real or hypothetical scenarios.
