Industries

Forty trades, each with a filled example.

These are practices where an independent consultant already sells a fixed piece of work. Open one. The example is a real brief, and it loads in the generator.

• IT consultingA proposal for the migration, the vendor, or the system only one person still understands.
• Marketing consultingA proposal a founder can take to the people who approve the ad spend.
• HR consultingA people proposal as specific as a policy, and short enough to sign.
• BookkeepingA catch-up proposal that states the months, the system, and the missing paper.
• Fractional CFOA finance-seat proposal that names the decisions, not a stack of spreadsheets.
• Operations consultingA proposal that names the bottleneck in the client's own words.
• Sales consultingA sales proposal with the same clarity you want their reps to use.
• Strategy consultingA decision document with a fee, not a research brochure.
• Brand consultingA brand proposal judged by the next quote the client sends.
• UX consultingA design proposal judged by a task users can finish.
• Cybersecurity consultingA security proposal that names the failure and the control, in plain language.
• Data analyticsAn analytics proposal that promises one decision, not a warehouse.
• Change managementA proposal about the people who must work differently on a named date.
• Supply chain consultingA proposal that names the late order, the supplier, or the stockout.
• Sustainability consultingA sustainability proposal with a defensible claim, not a pledge.
• Pricing consultingA pricing proposal that shows the money the current discounting leaves behind.
• Customer success consultingA retention proposal built around the accounts they are afraid of losing.
• Content strategyA content proposal that says what will stop being published.
• SEO consultingA search proposal a non-specialist can compare with the last agency report.
• Public relationsA PR proposal that names the story and the coverage you will not chase.
• Training and facilitationA workshop proposal that names the room and the morning after.
• Executive coachingA coaching proposal that tells the sponsor what they are paying for.
• Project managementA proposal to run one project, and the decisions you will not make for them.
• Procurement consultingA proposal that treats the contract as the deliverable.
• Real estate advisoryLease or site advice a client can hand to their lawyer.
• Healthcare operationsA clinic proposal a manager can read between sessions.
• Hospitality consultingA proposal an owner can read after service, not during it.
• Manufacturing consultingA factory proposal that stands on the floor before it names a fee.
• Ecommerce consultingA store proposal that separates the site, the ads, and the warehouse.
• CRM implementationA CRM proposal for a system the team will open on Monday.
• Fractional CTOA technology-leadership proposal that sells judgment and a calendar.
• Grant writingA grant proposal that names the funder, the deadline, and the facts you will not invent.
• Workplace cultureA proposal about a working agreement, not a culture poster.
• Risk and complianceA compliance proposal that names the obligation, the gap, and the evidence.
• Fundraising consultingA fundraising proposal that names the round or the campaign, and does not promise investors.
• Product managementA product proposal that names the quarter's decision and what stops being built.
• Export and tradeA trade proposal that names the border, the buyer, and the paperwork that is stuck.
• Retail consultingA shop proposal about the floor, the range, or the week's trade.
• Energy advisoryAn energy proposal about the bill, the contract, or the project. One of them.
• Agribusiness consultingA farm or food proposal written for someone who will read it in the truck.