One sentence on what the client gets, in their language. The concept line above should still make sense on the last page.
Every page answers one question the client will ask before signing. The numbers on the right are live page references, never typed.
Before we plan a single post, here is the brief we are working from. Correct us anywhere and we re-tune.
Lead with what they have already achieved. Every number below comes from research/facts.md with its source and date.
customers, as stated on their site
partners or projects, with the year
app store rating, from 00,000 ratings
ranking, category and store
Sources: their site, press release, App Store (read DD Mon YYYY). Every page with numbers carries a source line like this.
followers on the account we would run
of the last 12 posts are static designs
longest gap between two posts this year
One idea the whole plan hangs on. If the client repeats one line from this proposal in their next meeting, it should be this one.
What people get from the product, shown on real faces.
Each phase has one job, one way we measure it, and a clear handover to the next.
Hooks built for reach. Big formats, fast cuts, the first 5,000 people.
We watch: views, reach, watch timeSeries people come back for. Faces, recurring names, comments answered.
We watch: followers, saves, commentsProof and offers. Every profile visit one tap from a booking.
We watch: link clicks, enquiriesViews, reach, watch time
Saves, shares, comments
Profile visits, link clicks
Enquiries, downloads, bookings
Gauge positions are illustrative. Never print a KPI promise the client did not agree to.
[One line on who does the work, in which languages, for which markets.]
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per month, excluding tax. Write prices exactly as given, in one consistent currency style.