Re: website proposals???

["Lurker writer" <lurker_writer -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

At the risk of sounding like my oftentimes hero, Andrew Plato...

Writing website proposals from a knowledge base of zero means you're going 
to have to do some research, right? OK, here's where you start...

1. Go to www.google.com and search on "writing a proposal for websites" and 
you'll get 18 pages of links, and at about 12 links per page that's...216 
avenues to pursue. Only you know what you need in the proposal, not us...use 
your noggin to dig deeper into some of these links and come up with other 
search terms. Google is in my opinion the best search engine out there.

2. Don't use the phrase, "dotcom" in your proposal.



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