What should be written when sending an offer

[fouziafaiz990]

Hello everyone,

I am trying hard to get my first order but still not able to 😦 Can some one tell me what should i write when sending offer to a buyer request to make it more convincing.

[muhammadfaheem0]

DOs

1. Write a concise and to the point offer
2. Respond to any queries the buyer referred to in the post.
3. Clearly, mention what the buyer will be getting as a final product
4. Show your portfolio if possible
5. Do ask questions if you have any related to the job
6. Set a reasonable price and delivery time

DON’Ts

1. Don’t use Sir/Madam. Use their names instead if possible.
2. Never ever use a template offer
3. Don’t explain all your work history and xx years of experience
4. Avoid overpromising.
5. Don’t share direct contact details

I hope, other forum members would also would like to add something here.

[abdulrauf215]

DOs

1. Write a concise and to the point offer
2. Respond to any queries the buyer referred to in the post.
3. Clearly, mention what the buyer will be getting as a final product
4. Show your portfolio if possible
5. Do ask questions if you have any related to the job
6. Set a reasonable price and delivery time

DON’Ts

1. Don’t use Sir/Madam. Use their names instead if possible.
2. Never ever use a template offer
3. Don’t explain all your work history and xx years of experience
4. Avoid overpromising.
5. Don’t share direct contact details

I hope, other forum members would also would like to add something here.

Its very nice to see yours do and donts

I like it

And will also try to follow these

[fouziafaiz990]

DOs

1. Write a concise and to the point offer
2. Respond to any queries the buyer referred to in the post.
3. Clearly, mention what the buyer will be getting as a final product
4. Show your portfolio if possible
5. Do ask questions if you have any related to the job
6. Set a reasonable price and delivery time

DON’Ts

1. Don’t use Sir/Madam. Use their names instead if possible.
2. Never ever use a template offer
3. Don’t explain all your work history and xx years of experience
4. Avoid overpromising.
5. Don’t share direct contact details

I hope, other forum members would also would like to add something here.

These are really useful points. Thanks alot. I will definitely keep them in mind when writing the offer.

[designershib]

DOs

1. Write a concise and to the point offer
2. Respond to any queries the buyer referred to in the post.
3. Clearly, mention what the buyer will be getting as a final product
4. Show your portfolio if possible
5. Do ask questions if you have any related to the job
6. Set a reasonable price and delivery time

DON’Ts

1. Don’t use Sir/Madam. Use their names instead if possible.
2. Never ever use a template offer
3. Don’t explain all your work history and xx years of experience
4. Avoid overpromising.
5. Don’t share direct contact details

I hope, other forum members would also would like to add something here.

Helpful points for all.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge 😄

[muhammadfaheem0]

Its very nice to see yours do and donts

I like it

And will also try to follow these

Thank you for the appreciation and good luck!

[muhammadfaheem0]

These are really useful points. Thanks alot. I will definitely keep them in mind when writing the offer.

Wish you all the best!

[muhammadfaheem0]

Helpful points for all.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge 😄

You are welcome… 🙂

[fouziafaiz990]

Wish you all the best!

thank you @muhammadfaheem0

[kk_studio]

DOs

1. Write a concise and to the point offer
2. Respond to any queries the buyer referred to in the post.
3. Clearly, mention what the buyer will be getting as a final product
4. Show your portfolio if possible
5. Do ask questions if you have any related to the job
6. Set a reasonable price and delivery time

DON’Ts

1. Don’t use Sir/Madam. Use their names instead if possible.
2. Never ever use a template offer
3. Don’t explain all your work history and xx years of experience
4. Avoid overpromising.
5. Don’t share direct contact details

I hope, other forum members would also would like to add something here.

Very helpful!

Thanks for sharing

[muhammadfaheem0]

thank you @muhammadfaheem0

My pleasure… 🙂

[muhammadfaheem0]

Very helpful!

Thanks for sharing

My pleasure… 🙂

[thariyasl]

DOs

1. Write a concise and to the point offer
2. Respond to any queries the buyer referred to in the post.
3. Clearly, mention what the buyer will be getting as a final product
4. Show your portfolio if possible
5. Do ask questions if you have any related to the job
6. Set a reasonable price and delivery time

DON’Ts

1. Don’t use Sir/Madam. Use their names instead if possible.
2. Never ever use a template offer
3. Don’t explain all your work history and xx years of experience
4. Avoid overpromising.
5. Don’t share direct contact details

I hope, other forum members would also would like to add something here.

This is very helpful. Thank you.

[leadjoy]

DOs

1. Write a concise and to the point offer
2. Respond to any queries the buyer referred to in the post.
3. Clearly, mention what the buyer will be getting as a final product
4. Show your portfolio if possible
5. Do ask questions if you have any related to the job
6. Set a reasonable price and delivery time

DON’Ts

1. Don’t use Sir/Madam. Use their names instead if possible.
2. Never ever use a template offer
3. Don’t explain all your work history and xx years of experience
4. Avoid overpromising.
5. Don’t share direct contact details

I hope, other forum members would also would like to add something here.

Very helpful tips, thanks