Proposal to Paycheck Part III: How to End One Project and Pitch the Next

project + client + time mgmt proposals Mar 11, 2021

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How you end is as important as how you begin.

Project beginnings and endings have one major thing in common: they are the crucial bookends to your success on each project, and can make or break your experience with a client. In Part III of our Proposal to Paycheck series, Tiffany outlines how and when you should wrap up a project in a meaningful way for your client, and why this is an absolute must for every gig you book. You’ll also learn how to tactfully pitch that same client on future business, so that you can continue to foster a good long-term client.

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In this episode, we cover:

Why you should begin project wrap up 2-3 weeks before a project’s end
Which deliverables to include for your client
How to delight your client with a project summary and show of gratitude
Looking for future opportunities with clients you love to work with, and when to pitch them on future business

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