Walk out of the client call. Walk in with the proposal.
The insight is sharpest in the first ten minutes after a call — and that’s exactly when you don’t have time to write. So the debrief waits, the detail fades, and the proposal ships two days later than it should.
Debrief in the elevator
Ninety seconds of raw impressions: what they said, what they need, what you’d charge.
Dooli writes the deliverable
A client proposal or engagement brief — scope, price, timeline — in your voice, not bot-voice.
It’s in Drive before you are
A real Google Doc, ready to polish and send the same day. Speed reads as competence.
What it looks like in practice
You say
“okay so Meridian — three dead channels in the audit, pitch is consolidate spend, quarterly retainer, fifteen k a month, hook is the Q4 launch window, has to start by September…”
Dooli delivers · Client proposal
A one-page proposal: the opportunity from the audit, the consolidation recommendation, a $15k/month quarterly retainer, and a timeline anchored to the Q4 window.
You say
“note to self after the discovery call — their real problem isn’t the tooling, it’s that nobody owns the pipeline, um, next step is a two-week diagnostic, keep it under ten k…”
Dooli delivers · Engagement brief
A short brief naming the real problem (ownership, not tooling), proposing a two-week diagnostic under $10k, with success criteria and next steps.
Your next proposal is a 90-second ramble away.
Three finished notes, free. Your notes stay on your device.
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