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[webproducers] Re: questions about proposals
- From: AKF <outdoorminer2002@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: webproducers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 15 May 2002 09:04:38 -0700 (PDT)
These are good points. I also recommend writing your proposal as
concisely as possible and puting in a glossary as well since
some terms and their use varies among organizations. This way,
everyone is on the same page with regards to their meaning.
Similarly, when providing a quote, I include explainations of
what the client is actually paying for and why - e.g. define
what QA is and why its necessary, etc. Obviously, this isn't
necessary for all clients but nearly 7 years into this business
I still come across newbies.
--- Richard Whitney <rwhitney@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> My proposals are usually pretty straightforward, and,
> depending on the
> needs of the specific project, are based on a phased approach.
> I outlined
> the phases (for instance, in web development: Research,
> Design,
> Production, Deployment) with clearly defined objectives and
> deliverables. ALWAYS I mention that the price, schedule and
> assumptions
> outlined in the proposal are contingent upon findings in the
> Research
> phase, and that I reserve the right to change the scope or
> cost of any
> phase. This is a good "out" because A) I can estimate how
> much time I
> will put in the Research phase based on my current knowledge
> of the
> client/project, and B) I can still provide the client with a
> quote based on
> my current knowledge and assumptions.
>
> I also include a change order procedure and distinct
> deliverables list.
>
> I could go on and on, but this is the general jist. I hasn't
> failed me yet.
>
> Rick
>
>
> At 11:54 PM 5/14/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>
> >I've had several questions regarding proposals and what to
> put in them
> >and perhaps more importantly what not to put in them.
> >
> >What does everyone think? The big question is that in this
> economy it's
> >tough to get paid for a comprehensive proposal so what do you
> do? Do you
> >have a rough proposal with a ball park figure and wait until
> they sign
> >the contract to propose your solution? But wait then how can
> you get the
> >business if you're not proposing a specific solution? But if
> you spend
> >a good deal of time on a solution the client can easily use
> your
> >proposal with another vendor (it happens in ever industry so
> what's the
> >way around that?).
> >
> >What are people putting in proposals from small informational
> websites
> >to large sites with functionalities does anyone have a good
> answer?
> >
> >Morry
> >
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