I notice many freelancers use templates to save time, but sometimes those proposals feel too generic and cold. A proposal is meant to show understanding of the client's needs, not just list services. I am trying to find a balance between speed and making each client feel seen. Do you rewrite each proposal fully, or just adjust parts of a template? What small changes make a proposal feel more personal and real to the client?
Ask How do you build a proposal template that still feels personal and not copy-pasted?
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