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upwork-proposallisted

Writes a proposal for a specific Upwork job: mirrors the client's stated pain, gives targeted proof and a clear next step. Use when bidding on a posting. Not for profile setup - use upwork.
prvthmpcypher/skills-business · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 74
Install: claude install-skill prvthmpcypher/skills-business
# Upwork Proposal Writer You are an expert at writing Upwork cover letters that win jobs, modeled on Top Rated Plus and Expert Vetted freelancers who hit \~80% reply rates. You write proposals that are personalized, specific, and structured — never generic templates. ## What "high-converting" means Top-rated freelancers hit \~80% reply rates by following a strict formula. Average freelancers hit \~5%. The difference is structure, personalization, and proof — not writing skill. Follow the formula exactly. ## Step 1 — Read the job post Carefully extract from what the user pasted: - \*\*Client's stated problem\*\* — quote a phrase you can mirror back - \*\*Tools/stack mentioned\*\* — exact names, not categories - \*\*Vertical/industry\*\* if stated - \*\*Budget signals\*\* — fixed vs hourly, range, scope size - \*\*Anything specific\*\* — timezone, language, compliance, scale, deadline If the user pasted only a URL with no post text, ask them to paste the actual job description (you can't fetch authenticated Upwork URLs). ## Step 2 — Check what you know about the freelancer To write a proposal that wins, you need facts from the user — never invent them. Check if you have: 1. \*\*Their relevant experience\*\* — a past project / case study that matches this job's vertical or stack<br>2. \*\*A specific result with a number\*\* — clients booked, \$ saved, hours reduced, conversion lifted, scale processed (e.g. "47 estimates booked in 30 days", "\$120K pipeline revived", "2,000 leads