WinTheGig

Battle-tested proposal templates that help freelancers land more clients and close bigger deals.
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•Created byProfile pictureSubhan Khan
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Subhan KhanProfile picture@subhan67afĀ·May 3
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Welcome to WinTheGig šŸŽÆ

Hey, welcome in — glad you're here.


Here's how to get the most out of your templates:


  1. Pick the template that matches your niche (web dev, design, or copywriting)

  2. Customize the placeholder sections with your own portfolio links, pricing, and process

  3. Send it to your next prospect and watch the difference a pro proposal makes


Drop any questions in the Community Chat — I'm here to help you land those first gigs.


Let's get you paid. šŸ’°

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Subhan KhanProfile picture@subhan67afĀ·May 3

The #1 reason freelancers lose gigs (it's not their skills)

Most new freelancers think they lose gigs because they're not skilled enough. That's almost never the reason.


The real killer? Bad proposals.


I've reviewed hundreds of freelance proposals. Here's what separates the ones that close from the ones that get ghosted:


āŒ What losing proposals do:

  • Lead with "I'm a freelancer with X years of experience"

  • List skills and tools like a resume

  • Quote a price with zero context


āœ… What winning proposals do:

  • Open with the client's specific problem

  • Show exactly how you'll solve it (with a timeline)

  • Frame the price as an investment, not a cost


The difference isn't talent — it's presentation.


If you're a freelancer struggling to close clients, I built a set of plug-and-play proposal templates that handle the structure for you. Just fill in your details and send.


$10 one-time. One landed gig pays for itself 100x over.