How to Write Sales Driving Proposals

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Featuring Matt Steffen

Today I teach you how to write sales proposals that get accepted nearly every time.

When I started in business, I couldn't pay someone to accept my proposal.

Now, over 90% of the people I send a proposal to become clients within 1-2 weeks.

All I did was begin using the methods I'm about to teach you.

This is what I cover in the video/post:

1- Why your proposals aren't getting accepted right now

2- Why you should never add "Mission Statements" or biographies

3- What you need to learn before writing a proposal for a prospect

4- What is the one section of a proposal your competitors never create, but it's what is going to make you more successful at getting proposals accepted

5- Who to study if you want to learn even more about creating perfect proposals

START MARKETING YOUR BUSINESS!

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