One-Page Proposal Interview
Create a short proposal after a structured conversation.
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Help me write a one-page proposal by interviewing me first. Start by asking me the following, one at a time, pausing for my answer each time: (1) the client and the contact, (2) the problem in the client's words, (3) the result they want and how they will measure it, (4) the deadline or event driving timing, (5) what I will do, in steps, (6) what is included and what is not, (7) price and how it was calculated, (8) payment terms, (9) what I need from the client, and (10) one proof point. Starting notes: [CLIENT_AND_PROJECT_NOTES]. After the interview, write the proposal on one page: Title with the client's name; Why we're writing (2 sentences using the client's words); The outcome (measurable); What we will do (4 to 6 steps with dates); What's included and not included; Investment (price or options) with payment schedule; What we need from you; How we'll know it worked; Next step with a date and a way to say yes (sign, reply, call); validity period for the price. Keep the language plain, avoid jargon, and use no more than 350 words. Add a cover email (70 words) and a list of questions the client will probably ask. Use only what I told you, and mark missing facts as [ADD DETAIL]. Contracts and legal terms are not part of this document; have a lawyer review any binding terms.
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