Learning to write a professional email and client proposals is a skill every freelancer must master from the start.
Without this skill, you will never be able to land high-paying clients or build long-term relationships with them. It’s as simple as that.
To help you get started, I’ll share a few important tips on how to write a professional email and a client proposal as well as how to properly communicate with clients while working on projects.
Freelancing sites are not the only place you can find work.
In a previous post, I showed you not one, not two, but 14 different methods for finding freelance work online.
Most of these methods involve contacting the clients directly and sending your pitch via email. I can’t stress it enough how important this first email really is.
This is the email that your potential clients are going to use to analyze you and your skills. A small mistake, such as addressing the client “hey what’s up!” or desperately writing “I really need this job” can cost you a job of a several thousand dollars.
You don’t have to be a master of the English language to write a great email. You just have to learn to follow certain email etiquette when writing the pitch to appear more professional to your clients.
