WHAT ARE BID PROPOSALS AND HOW TO WRITE IT EFFECTIVELY?

BID PROPOSAL

A bid proposal is a succinct description of your credentials, expertise, and abilities that not only shows your interest but also informs potential clients about your qualifications and writing abilities. The importance of a bid proposal is due to the fact that it is the first opportunity for interaction with the client.

HOW TO WRITE AN EFFECTIVE BID PROPOSAL?

1)      DO NOT BID ON EVERY PROJECT: An independent writer must determine their writing specialty. Because you'll be able to put all into it, which will help you obtain high evaluations. Clients will award you the job without hesitation if they see that you have in-depth understanding of the relevant field.

2)      READ THE DESCRIPTION: Accurate project knowledge enables you to craft the most targeted and specific bid.

3)      AVOID SCRIPTED BIDS: Use brief sentences rather than long, rehearsed ones while writing your bids. It's not a good practise when freelancers use cliched bids for practically every order. When clients see resemblance, they will reject those proposals and favour originality.

4)      SHOW PROFESSIOANLISM: Professionalism is not just reserved for full-time workers; freelancers also take their work seriously. Whether a person works full-time or part-time, employers look for seriousness and dedication from them.

5)      AVOID QUCIK COMMITMENTS: Consider your strengths and weaknesses before making a decision. If you are able to complete the required work by the deadline, review the other order conditions and submit a quote.

6)      UPLOAD WRITING SAMPLE: Finish your profile by adding some strong writing samples. Whether you have experience in the relevant field or not, if you have strong samples, you have a possibility of closing the business.

7)      DO NOT FORGET TO PROOFREAD: Whenever possible, read the bid twice before pressing "Enter." Yes, it's crucial to proofread your bid. A small error could have a negative effect on your client.

8)      TAKE REJECTIONS AS A PART OF WORK: Because there are many talented people in the world, try not to take the rejection personally. Perhaps someone has more talent than you do. Consider it a challenge, and keep getting better.

9)      CHECK CLIENT’S REVIEWS & RATINGS: Do read the customer reviews before submitting a bid for the order. Never forget that everyone wants more for less money. Check the client's past transactions to see if they have ever paid the writers.

10)    AVOID COMPLICATIVE & FLASHY WORDS: Because no two clients have the same understanding or educational background, utilising complicated or flashy terms may leave them perplexed. Your bid will be rejected by your employer, which will be a major setback for you. In order to stand out in the market, you must offer a fair price without sacrificing quality. On the other hand, if you're just starting out in freelancing, you might need to build a name for yourself first. You can reach us at www.writers.exchange or give us a call at +91 9840226301 or +1 914 598 8133 for further queries.

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