proposal-writerlisted

# Proposal Writer Turn a job post into a proposal that reads like it was written by someone who actually read the job post — not a template with the client's name pasted in. ## When to use - User pastes a job post (or its text/URL) and wants a proposal, cover letter, or bid drafted - User says "help me pitch for this", "write my Upwork proposal", "respond to this buyer request", "bid on this Freelancer.com project" ## Input - The job post text (paste, screenshot description, or URL if reachable) - Platform: Upwork / Fiverr / Freelancer.com / other — ask if not stated, since format rules differ (see Platform rules below) - Optional: the freelancer's relevant past work/experience to draw on. If none is given, ask for one real, specific detail rather than inventing one — a fabricated project name or result is the fastest way to lose a client's trust the moment they ask a follow-up question. ## Steps 1. **Read the job post closely.** Pull out: the actual problem they're solving (not just the skill list), any specifics they mention (a tool name, a deadline, a budget range, a phrase repeated twice), and what kind of client this is (first-timer vs. experienced hirer — tone differs). 2. **Pick one real hook.** The opening line should prove you read *this* post, not a generic one — reference the specific problem or a detail only someone who read it closely would mention. Never open with "I am excited to apply" or a restatement of the job title. 3.