Feras Alhlou explains how to use templates and reusable content in proposals without sounding like everyone else. The trick is knowing which parts to personalize and which parts can stay generic, so you save time but still sound like you.
You want to save time, but you also want to stand out. So which parts of the proposal can be copied and which parts must be handcrafted? In the age of AI, people can smell templates. And to be clear, I am not bashing AI here. What I mean is this: you don't have to write everything from scratch, but you do need to know what deserves standardization and what demands personalization.
