sales proposal pack

Turn discovery calls and messy email threads into high-conversion B2B proposals. This skill stops you from sending "just checking in" emails by building a structured pitch that leads with business outcomes rather than a list of features.

What it does

• Reframes outcomes by leading with the specific business result and metrics the client cares about.
• Structures tiered pricing using price anchoring with three distinct options to steer the client toward the recommended choice.
• Pre-empts objections by including an "Objections We Already Answered" section that addresses budget, timing, and trust issues.
• Drafts follow-up sequences with a multi-day cadence that adds value at every touchpoint instead of asking for updates.
• Defines scope by breaking work into phases, explaining the purpose and final deliverable for every line item.

How it works

1. Provide the prospect details, the core problem they face, and your proposed solution.
2. The skill generates a structured proposal including an executive summary, phased scope, and three-tier investment options.
3. Review the integrated objection-handling section and clear next-step calls to action.
4. Use the generated follow-up email sequence (Same-day, Day 3, Day 7) to keep the deal moving.

Frameworks & tools

This is a logic-based B2B sales framework compatible with any LLM. It follows standard agency and consultancy sales methodologies including price anchoring and outcome-based selling.

Why this beats prompting it yourself

Standard prompts often produce generic, desperate-sounding sales copy. This skill enforces strict pricing psychology, forces you to lead with value over cost, and builds in defense mechanisms against common stalls like "it's too expensive."

Use cases

• Converting a discovery call into a formal project estimate for a new lead.
• Responding to a competitive RFP where you need to stand out on value rather than price.
• Sending a tiered renewal proposal to an existing client to upsell services.
• Rescuing a stalled deal with a structured follow-up sequence that adds new value.

Known limitations

Does not provide legal review for terms and conditions. Requires the user to provide their own pricing and specific deliverables; it will not invent business metrics or social proof.