http://www.proposalkit.com/affdir/1253.htm
hahah.. that sure does look like an affiliate link to me.. hope ya get rich :)
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Billy Cravens
HR Web Development, Sabre
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Mike Collins wrote:
> Stephen L Foster, 26 Apr 2001, at 12:44 sent this:
>
> > If you find one Jeff send me a copy. I'm looking at putting one together as
> > well.
>
> I followed a link from a newsletter to a site that sold me
> on the Proposal Kit. The kit consists of a series of MS
> Word templates that you fill out to create custom quotes.
> Filling out the quotes is as easy as punching a button
> (mail merge) because you create a spreadsheet record for
> new quotes.
>
> Please check it out if you're interested in streamlining
> the quote process and increasing your closing ratios. The
> kit comes in three versions with an optional cgi form
> application that you use to guide your prospect thorugh the
> info gathering phase. This combined with the planning phase
> outlined in the Fusebox book is a complete system.
>
> Rather than spend weeks or months of trial and error in
> developing your own system, this one is ready made, based
> upon years of development and easily customized. You will
> go ah-ha.
>
> It took me about half a day to install the form
> application, familiarize with the kit and produce my first
> proposal. I might add that part of that time was spent
> completing a whiteboard.
>
> http://www.proposalkit.com/affdir/1253.htm
>
> These quotes are from the sales literature:
>
> If you are a web site designer, and you want to steer clear
> of the pitfalls out there, come armed with professional
> looking proposals and "close the deal", then this product
> is for you. It's 100% guaranteed for one full year, so that
> means you don't even have to make a decision. Just download
> the product and start using these tools in your web design
> business, and you'll be playing in the big leagues, without
> the learning curve that's normally associated with setting
> up a design business.
>
> "There's more to running a successful web design business
> than being able to build great web sites. First, you have
> to take care of the logistics of running that business. ...
> You'll be amazed at how such small changes in the way you
> do business can increase your sales and your efficiency"
>
> "You'll find advice on what to include, plus some sample
> graphics to show the customer how their site will be
> organized. Programmers aren't always known for marketing
> expertise. With the Proposal Kit you might suddenly find
> yourself with more work than you can handle."
>
> After weeks of frustration and searching for business
> proposal templates and other relevant documents to help get
> my company off the ground, I was very happy to have found
> your site. I purchased your standard kit and it was
> everything that I needed and more. I have already closed 2
> deals with major international aerospace companies and have
> meetings all this week with new clients. I was so impressed
> by the results I upgraded to the professional version and
> was impressed even more.
>
> >
> > Lee Foster
> > L3 Enterprise
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Marsh, Jeffrey B [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 12:14 PM
> > To: Fusebox
> > Subject: OT: Development contract
> >
> > I apologize for this OT message. I was wondering if anyone has a development
> > contract they use for a client that they'd be willing to share. I'd like to
> > have a contract that attempts to cover all the bases. What topics do you
> > address in your contacts? Hal? Somebody brought up the idea of putting some
> > of these topics at Fusebox.org. Is that feasible? Thanks.
> >
> > ---
> > Jeffrey B. Marsh
> > Professionals built the Titanic.
> > Amateurs built the Ark.
> >
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