Freelance Writing Proposal

Introduction

Dear Sir/Madam,

When it comes to the written word, I am an expert. My voice is clear, succinct, and memorable. I have been writing blogs, marketing material, and other content for [Number Of Years] years for numerous publications both in print and online, and I take pride in effective communication. My work with current clients helped expand their online audience and brand presence. I hope this outline shows you my vision and commitment to effective copy.

How I Can Help You

is in need of content creation for their blog on social media. Posts will consist of well-researched information on topics important to this field, such as new forms of social media, existing apps and websites, and emerging technology. is a go-to source of news and information on social media not only for the industry, but also for users. They have achieved this through quality content and presentation, and I strive to be an asset to the team.

I have been writing about the [Customers Industry] industry for many years. My work has appeared in [Publication Name], [Publication Name], and [Publication Name]. I have a strong sense of SEO and how to structure blog posts so they receive the utmost attention in online searches.

Goals

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I will write 2 blog posts five days a week, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Each will be between 400 and 500 words, and include relevant SEO tags and suggested art and where to source it. The content will focus on social media and what is most relevant to the industry on a daily basis. Aggregation will be part of the process, but original content will also be needed. To that end, forming relationships with key players in the industry is a must.

Blog posts will use language appropriate to the audience while being free of typos and others mistakes, and be properly attributed when necessary. All blogs must be pre-approved by an in-house editor before work can begin.

Delivery

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I will be expected to adhere to the following schedule on a daily basis, and be available for questions and edits throughout the day, ending at 5 p.m.:

So What's It Going To Cost?

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Terms

• Scope of Services
  The service provider agrees to deliver freelance writing services as outlined in this proposal. This may include content writing, editing, proofreading, and revisions as specified. Any additional services beyond the scope must be approved in writing and may incur extra fees.

• Client Responsibilities
  The client agrees to provide clear instructions, guidelines, and necessary materials (such as briefs, references, or brand voice guidelines) in a timely manner. Delays in providing these may affect the delivery timeline.

• Payment Terms
  Fees will be charged as detailed in the pricing section of this proposal. Payments are due within [X] days of invoice. Late payments may result in service delays or suspension until the balance is cleared.

• Revisions
  Unless otherwise specified, up to [X] rounds of revisions are included. Additional revisions beyond this may be billed at an agreed hourly or per-revision rate.

• Intellectual Property
  All original written work will become the property of the client once full payment has been received. Until payment is made in full, ownership and rights to the content remain with the provider.

• Termination
  Either party may terminate this agreement with [X]-day written notice. The client is responsible for payment for work completed up to the date of termination.

• Liability
  The provider will not be held liable for indirect or consequential damages resulting from the use of written content provided under this agreement.

• Amendments
  Any changes to these terms must be made in writing and agreed to by both parties.

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Agreement for Proposal

Sarah Mitchell of Mitchell & Co.

Date: 9 Nov 2026

Daniel Reyes of Acme Climate Co.

Date: 9 Nov 2026