Hi Friends,
I need the formats of the proposals to approach clients as I am new to account management/client relations. Can anyone provide me with the formats? I work for a consulting firm.
If you have any PDF or Word formats, please send them to
. I would really appreciate it if you could do it ASAP.
Regards,
Afsha.
From India, Hyderabad
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1I need the formats of the proposals to approach clients as I am new to account management/client relations. Can anyone provide me with the formats? I work for a consulting firm.
If you have any PDF or Word formats, please send them to
Regards,
Afsha.
From India, Hyderabad
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Hi afsha, i have one letter format, which i have download from citihr site only. it contain more than 300 differnt types of letter. here format attache to email. regards, jayshree
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Afsha,
When you say you want to make a proposal, you need to focus on the following:
1. A brief introduction about your organization.
2. What are your products and services?
3. Your core competencies and an explanation of why they are important.
4. The geographical areas you could cover for sales and service.
5. Who are your target clients?
6. A partial list of your existing clients.
7. Your request for an appointment with the concerned person.
It's better to speak to the seniors in your organization to handle such proposals, as you will be representing your company, which should have a history, and they know the do's and don'ts when dealing with clients.
If you can provide me with more details about your company and the points mentioned above, I could draft one for you.
Regards,
Suba
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When you say you want to make a proposal, you need to focus on the following:
1. A brief introduction about your organization.
2. What are your products and services?
3. Your core competencies and an explanation of why they are important.
4. The geographical areas you could cover for sales and service.
5. Who are your target clients?
6. A partial list of your existing clients.
7. Your request for an appointment with the concerned person.
It's better to speak to the seniors in your organization to handle such proposals, as you will be representing your company, which should have a history, and they know the do's and don'ts when dealing with clients.
If you can provide me with more details about your company and the points mentioned above, I could draft one for you.
Regards,
Suba
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