The work you win starts with the quote you send, and the quote sits unwritten because it takes an evening. This workflow gets a draft in front of you in minutes.
Every skill in this course, one document
This is the module capstone, and it uses everything: a role, your real notes pasted in, a winning example, rules with reasons, and the [CHECK] guard on every number. The pattern is the same whether you write $200 lawn quotes or $40,000 remodel proposals. What changes is your ingredients.
The key ingredient is the example. Dig up the quote or proposal you sent that won. That document carries your pricing style, your tone, and your structure. Claude will match it, and every draft after that starts from your best work instead of a blank page.
The workflow
Save this one, the capstone template
WHO YOU ARE:
You are the owner of {your business}, writing a quote for a potential customer.
WHAT THEY ASKED FOR:
{paste their request, your site-visit notes, or a summary of the call}
WHAT WE OFFER:
{the services, prices, and terms that apply to this job}
EXAMPLE:
Here's a past quote that won the job:
{paste it}
RULES:
- Only use prices and dates I gave you above. Anything missing, write [CHECK: what's missing], because a wrong number in a quote costs real money.
- Match the example's structure and tone.
- Keep it to one page, because nobody reads page two of a quote.
Write the quote.