Proposal Writer
Paste the project brief — CVTWIN writes a proposal built to win it.
- Opens on the client's problem, not your bio — the line most bids waste.
- Cites your real experience when you attach a resume, and never invents any when you don't.
- Mirrors the brief's language, so a Persian project gets a Persian proposal.
- 150–250 words, built to be read on a phone in under a minute.
THE RESULT
A proposal the client finishes reading
THE BRIEF THEY POSTED
Need a Shopify store redesigned. Current one looks dated and mobile checkout is a mess — we're losing sales. Budget flexible for the right person.
HOW YOURS OPENS
- "Losing sales at mobile checkout usually isn't the design — it's the number of steps between cart and payment."
- One relevant proof point, not a résumé dump.
- Three bullets on how you'd approach it — thinking they get before hiring you.
- A question only someone who read the brief could ask.
- A small, low-risk first step instead of "let me know if interested".
Opens on their problem. Never on "I am writing to apply".
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps, about a minute
- 01Paste the freelance project description.
- 02Optionally pick a resume so the proposal can cite real work.
- 03Get a proposal you can send, and reuse it to start a negotiation.
Proposal Writer
Paste the project brief — CVTWIN writes a proposal built to win it.
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