Client proposals
Proposal prompts
A strong proposal prompt is not a request for a proposal. It is a structured briefing system: client context, pain, desired outcome, proof, scope, constraints, and review criteria.
Prompt scorecard
Copy-ready prompts
Build a proposal outline from this discovery call. Separate confirmed facts, assumptions, and missing information.
Rewrite this proposal section so it is client-specific, outcome-led, and less generic. Keep the scope unchanged.
Review this RFP response like a skeptical procurement lead. Flag vague claims, missing proof, and unclear commitments.
Workflow sequence
Step 1
Create a client context brief.
Step 2
Generate the decision narrative before drafting sections.
Step 3
Draft the proposal in modules.
Step 4
Run buyer-risk and procurement-risk review passes.
Source log and methodology
Pricing, plan names, and product claims are checked against official vendor pages first. Recommendations are workflow-first: the winning plan is the lowest-cost option that does not bottleneck the weekly job.
Next step
Turn the decision into a working AI stack
Use the comparator for plan selection, then route repeatable workflows into the Power Guides or Weekly AI Signal instead of collecting more generic AI tips.