This includes basic information such as the company

surovy113 · Post by **surovy113** » Sat Apr 05, 2025 5:44 am

To conduct research , you can research the client's industry and their legal issues. You also need to determine the client's budget for an appropriate pricing structure. Understanding these factors will help you craft the proposal based on the specific needs.

As a result, you can provide realistic solutions with a higher chance of acceptance.

Start writing
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Now that you have all the necessary information, let’s start writing! To start, you need to introduce your company. This section will provide an overview of your company and its experience in the industry. You need to include three things in the introduction; the title page, the table of contents, and the executive summary.

Title Page – name and the title of the proposal. You should also include the date of submission and the name of the client/company. This page should be visually appealing, but should also remain within the bounds of professionalism.
Table of Contents – Only a few have spent enough time navigating the document independently. So, you need to include a table of contents to make the proposal simple and accessible. For example, if you are submitting the proposal as an electronic document, complete the clickable table of contents.
Summary - This part will provide a brief overview of the critical points of the proposal. You need to be very careful fantuan data and specific while writing this part. Include the problems and their solutions in a concise manner. This part should be able to convince your client even if they do not read the entire proposal.
Introduce your company
Start your pitch by introducing your company. Here you can provide an overview of your company history. Discuss the history of your business, how it started, and the results it has achieved.

Also, explain why the company was founded and what its mission is. This is important to show the values of your legal company. The best way to show your goals is to use SMART. To follow this technique, you need to describe the goals that are specific, measurable, attainable, relevant and time-bound.