Answer a Few Questions, Get a Finished Proposal
You sit down to write a proposal and freeze in front of a blank screen. Where to begin? The first line won’t come. That stuck feeling is easy to escape when the AI is the one asking the questions.
I’m Naohiro Hayashi, creator of Soreda!. Here’s an approach where, instead of “writing it yourself,” you finish a proposal just by answering questions. Even without any knowledge of structure, answering what you’re asked gets the proposal built.
The “blank proposal” is the hardest part
The most painful moment in proposal writing isn’t actually the writing.
You freeze over where to start
The material is in your head, but you can’t decide where to begin, so you stall on the first line. That heavy start is the single biggest reason proposals get put off — and the longer they sit, the harder they are to pick back up.
You don’t know what to include
There’s also the worry of not knowing what a proposal should even contain. Start writing without a sense of structure and important elements get dropped, or the order comes out jumbled.
The AI asks, so you just answer
What breaks this deadlock is a dialogue-based AI. You don’t have to start writing on your own.
The AI asks for what it needs, in order
Soreda!‘s proposal AI asks for the information a proposal needs, one piece at a time. Answer prompts like “who is this proposal for?” and “what problem are you solving?” and the necessary elements fill in naturally. No more wondering what to write.
Answering organizes the substance for you
As you answer, the parts that were vague even to you come into focus. The exchange with the AI doubles as the work of sorting out your thoughts. Rather than thinking while you write, your thinking comes together as you answer. That’s the big advantage of the dialogue format.
You can think of it as the AI asking, on your behalf, the questions an experienced person runs through in their head — “what is the client struggling with?”, “what’s the root of it?” Even with little proposal experience, simply answering as you’re asked gets you close to the reasoning of a seasoned hand.
How to finish a proposal by answering questions
The actual flow is three steps.
Tell it the recipient and the goal
First, tell the AI “who the proposal is for and what it’s for.” That becomes the starting point, and the questions that follow are framed around that goal.
Answer the AI’s questions specifically
From there, you just answer the AI’s questions. It’s not one and done — based on your answer, a follow-up question digs deeper. “Who’s most affected by that problem right now?”, “what number changes when it’s solved?” — step by step it moves toward the heart of the proposal. Through that back-and-forth, the substance grows richer.
Review and fine-tune the finished proposal
Once you’ve answered through, the proposal is ready. Check it, tweak the wording to match your voice, and you’re done.
How to answer for a better proposal
The same questions yield different results depending on how you answer.
Answer with specifics, not vagueness
Rather than “make it nice,” say “I want to move the deadline up by a week.” The more specific you are, the more precisely the AI builds the proposal. Don’t hold back on numbers or proper nouns.
Don’t be shy about strengths and results
Share your strengths and past results plainly, without playing them down. Many people are uncomfortable putting their own value into words, but holding back here weakens the proposal too. The AI uses that material to shape a persuasive proposal — without coming across as pushy. The more you put in, the stronger the proposal gets.
FAQ
Q. How many questions are there? A. A few rounds of exchange finish the proposal. It won’t turn into an endless interrogation, so there’s no need to brace yourself.
Q. What if I can’t answer a question well? A. Answering as best you can is fine. The AI fills the vague parts and, if needed, asks again from a different angle, so you’re never stuck on a single question.
Q. Can I choose the proposal format? A. You can adjust it to your use. The content and presentation can be shaped after it’s generated.
Q. How much does it cost? A. Pricing is ticket-based, counted per proposal. See the official site for current details.
The tallest wall in proposal writing is starting at all. Turn that wall into “just answer the AI’s questions” and anyone can finish a proposal. On your next pitch, start by answering a few questions.
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