Discussing the Proposal Fee with a Client
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How to Make Money for your Estimates
What happens here
The creator simulates an on-call scenario from his office. He demonstrates how to confidently discuss a proposal fee, such as $200, with a potential client. He emphasizes justifying this fee by explaining that the client is paying for a comprehensive plan, not just a price quote. This plan should be detailed enough to serve as an outline for their project specifications, ensuring they receive tangible value for their investment. The discussion is framed around protecting the customer by providing them with a clear, usable document.
Goal: Effectively communicate and justify a paid proposal fee to a client
Tools and materials
- Computer — Potentially taking notes, scheduling, or referencing project details during the call
- Microphone — Enhancing audio quality for communication or recording (as seen on desk)
- Paper — Jotting down notes and client information
- Pen — Taking notes during client calls
- Phone — Communicating with potential clients
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