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this video i'm gonna show you how to craft effective design proposals because whether you're a freelance graphic designer or a studio owner then before you start investing hours in creating a proposal you should actually know what clients want to see and how to structure your pricing and your timeline in a way that makes them wanna hire you because when it comes to proposals there are certain industry best practices and if you follow them then you'll be much more effective in turning your leads into actual clients now if you're new to this channel and you want actionable tips on branding strategy and design well then smash that subscribe button and hit on notification bell as well my name is eric vorniczak and at eback design my mission is to help people design iconic brands hey do you spend hours and days working on a proposal that ultimately don't turn into business now imagine having a proposal template that helps you win at least half of your jobs so in this video i will show you how to create your own proposal template so that you can close more leads and you can stop leaving money on the table now we're gonna talk about things like what is a design proposal why clients ask for proposals when to send a proposal what clients actually want to see and how to build your proposal now if you are working on some kind of a design project whether it is a logo or identity design or packaging or website you can use these tips to basically create any kind of a proposal to win your next job as a designer so you will be able to remove the guesswork from the equation and create yourself a proposal template that converts and you'll be able to reuse it for every lead that comes your way small changes of course so first starting with the basics let's quickly define what is a design proposal so a design proposal is simply a document that states what kind of a design work you propose to do for your client and in exchange for what money and in what kind of a time frame the project is going to get done so basically it's a written offer from a seller you as a designer to a potential buyer a client who needs some designs now keep in mind that proposal is not a pitch so you should never send one without having a conversation with your client first and this is super important because proposals are never the first step in the sales process so you must have a call with your client prior to sending one and you need to qualify your lead first so you need to talk to your potential client either on the phone or in person to see if would be a good fit for you are you even in the same ballpark what are their goals and objectives...