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2. Proposed Solution
                         The  main  objective  of  submitting  a  business proposal  is  to  offer  a
                         solution to a problem faced by a prospective client. This part should be
                         as  detailed  as  possible,  and  able  to  address  each  and  every  need  you
                         have discovered.

                             Here’s an example:
                                The  solution  that  is  recommended  for  Puffin  Media Inc.  is  to
                                deploy their company on all of the major social media channels;
                                however,  there  is  a  major  difference  in  creating  social  media
                                platforms  versus  creating  a  brand  you  can  promote  on  those
                                platforms.
                                A  marketing  campaign  must  be  created  utilizing  these  media
                                channels  and  creating  immediate  engagement  with  your
                                audience.  In  order  for  this  to  be  successful,  you  know  how  to
                                make sales. Initially, acquire some fans, followers, subscribers,
                                and  connections  and  invite  them  to  join  you  in  particular
                                discussion or attend a specific event.
                                The purpose of this is not only to promote Puffin Media Inc, but
                                also to solicit feedback from the target audience.
                                       Adapted from  : https://www.bidsketch.com/blog/articles/how-to-write-a-business-
                                       proposal/
                      3. Pricing Information
                         This  is  the  section  where  specifics  are  key.  Create  a  pricing  table  that
                         clearly  identifies  each  product  or  service,  and  pair  it  with  the  most
                         accurate  pricing  information  you  can  provide—you  don’t  want  to
                         overestimate the cost and scare your potential client off with an estimate
                         that’s too high, but you also don’t want to underestimate the cost and
                         set  your  client  up  for  unexpected  pricing  issues  down  the  line.
                         Responsive pricing tables let potential clients check off services that they
                         think they need, and calculate the total cost for them, so that neither of
                         you have to worry about errors when number is complicated.

                             Here’s an example:


                             Jump Social Media Marketing (JSMM) operates on a monthly billing
                             cycle. Here’s an estimate of our pricing and services for John’s Real
                             Estate for your review:


                         Service                        Price         Amount              Subtotal
                         Content            creation, $1.500.00                       1         $1.500.00
                         posting
                         Monitoring, engagement         $2.000.00                     1         $2.000.00
                         Reporting, analytics           $2.000.00                     1         $2.000.00
                                                                              Subtotal          $5.500.00
                                                                          Tax (7.5%)               $412.50
                                                                                 Total         $5.912.50

                  74                              Adapted from  : https://blog.pandadoc.com/how-to-write-a-proposal/
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