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The document is a sample proposal letter from a cosmetics company to a client that needs revision. The letter poorly written and needs to be rewritten to be more clearly written in formal English. Specifically, the letter needs to be revised to have proper grammar, punctuation, and flow for a professional client proposal. Key details include the company proposing to advertise a new men's cosmetic product called "X-men" through magazines, TV channels and newspapers. Budget and costs are negotiable pending the client's acceptance of the proposal.
Unit 2 merit letter correction exercise
This letter is a proposal from Ferine Cosmetics Ltd. to advertise their new line of cosmetic products for men called "X-men". The letter proposes advertising the products through various magazines, channels, and newspapers to effectively reach their target customer base. While the letter outlines the key details of the proposal such as the product details and advertising plan, the writing needs revision to improve clarity and use more formal English.
Unit 2 merit letter correction exercise
This letter proposes an advertising campaign for a new line of men's cosmetics called "X-men" to be released by Ferine Cosmetics. The letter outlines that the men's cosmetic market in the UK is worth over 2 billion pounds. It proposes advertising the products through magazines, TV channels, and newspapers to effectively reach their target customer base. The letter requests a response regarding acceptance of the proposal within 5 days.
Unit 2 merit letter correction exercise
This letter proposes an advertising campaign for a new line of men's cosmetics called "X-men" to be released by Ferine Cosmetics. The letter outlines that the men's cosmetic market in the UK is worth over 2 billion pounds. It proposes advertising the products through magazines, TV channels, and newspapers to effectively reach their target customer base. The letter requests a response regarding acceptance of the proposal within 5 days.
Unit 2 merit letter correction exercise
The letter proposes an advertising campaign for a new line of cosmetic products for men called "X-men" to Ryan Andrews of Centric Advertisement Co. It outlines that the product aims to help reduce wrinkles and will target men aged 40-60. Johnny Depp is proposed to endorse the anti-wrinkle cream. The letter requests a response within 5 days regarding acceptance of the advertising proposal and states that the budget and costs are negotiable upon approval.
Unit 2 merit letter correction exercise
The letter proposes an advertising campaign for a new line of cosmetic products for men called "X-men" to Ryan Andrews of Centric Advertisement Co. It outlines that the product aims to help reduce wrinkles and will target men aged 40-60. Johnny Depp is proposed to endorse the anti-wrinkle cream. The letter requests a response within 5 days regarding acceptance of the advertising proposal and states that the budget and costs are negotiable upon approval.
Unit 2 merit letter correction exercise
The letter proposes an advertising campaign for a new line of cosmetic products for men called "X-men" to Ryan Andrews of Centric Advertisement Co. It outlines that the product aims to help reduce wrinkles and will target men aged 40-60. Johnny Depp is proposed to endorse the anti-wrinkle cream. The letter requests a response within 5 days regarding acceptance of the advertising proposal and states that the budget and costs are negotiable upon approval.
Unit 2 merit letter correction exercise
This letter is a proposal from Ferine Cosmetics Ltd. to advertise their new line of cosmetic products for men called "X-men". The letter proposes several advertising avenues like TV commercials, posters, magazines, newspapers and channels. It aims to effectively reach their target customer base. The letter requests a response regarding acceptance of the proposal within 5 days. However, parts of the letter are poorly written and need revision for clarity and proper formal English.
Unit 2 merit letter correction exercise
This letter is a proposal from Ferine Cosmetics Ltd. to advertise their new men's cosmetic product called "X-men". The letter proposes using television commercials, posters, and advertisements in beauty magazines, newspapers, and channels to market the product in Britain. The letter needs revision as it is poorly written in parts.
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The letter proposes an advertising campaign for a new line of cosmetic products for men called "X-men" to be released in Britain. It suggests TV commercials and posters would be effective visual aids to showcase how to use the products. The letter notes the campaign needs research and its weakness is potential allergic reactions in some users. It requests a response within 5 days and states the budget is negotiable pending acceptance of the proposal.
Unit 2 merit letter correction exercise
This letter is a proposal from Ferine Cosmetics Ltd. to an advertising agency to promote their new line of men's cosmetics called "X-men". The letter proposes advertising the product through magazines, television, and newspapers to effectively reach their target customer base and ensure the audience sees the product constantly. The budget and costs for the advertising campaign are negotiable contingent on the agency accepting the proposal. The letter asks for a response regarding the proposal within 5 days. However, the letter is poorly written and needs revision to improve clarity and use formal English.
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This letter is a proposal from Ferine Cosmetics Ltd to an advertising agency to promote their new line of cosmetics for men called "X-men". The letter introduces the new product line, which would be the company's first cosmetic products aimed at men. It proposes advertising the products through magazines, television channels, and newspapers to effectively reach their target customer base. The letter asks for a response regarding acceptance of the proposal within 5 days and states that budgets and costs are negotiable upon acceptance.
Unit 2 merit letter correction exercise
The letter proposes advertising for a new men's cosmetics product called "X-men" to the client Ryan Andrews. It outlines the product's benefits such as refreshing scent and long-lasting performance. It proposes advertising the product through magazines, television, and newspapers to effectively reach the target customer base and ensure the audience sees the product frequently. The budget and cost for the proposal are negotiable upon acceptance. The letter requests a response regarding the proposal within 5 days.
Unit 2 merit letter correction exercise
This letter is a proposal from Ferine Cosmetics Ltd. to an advertising agency to promote their new line of cosmetic products for men called "X-men". The proposal suggests advertising the products in magazines, television, and newspapers to effectively reach their target customer base and ensure the audience sees the products frequently. The budget and costs for the advertising campaign are negotiable contingent on the agency's acceptance of the proposal. The letter requests a response regarding the proposal within 5 days.
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Letter sample
- 1. BTEC Creative Media Production Unit 2 Communication for Creative Media Production Merit grade task: On the reverse of this page is a genuine sample letter taken from a website that is intended to show students how to write a proposal letter to clients. For whatever reason, it is very badly written. You need to re-write any parts of the letter that you think need revision to make it read clearly in formal English. Task 2C2
- 2. Sample Advertising Proposal Letter To Ryan Andrews PRO, Date: 6th June 2011 Centric Advertisement Co. Subject: Advertising proposal for the yet-to-release cosmetic product for men “X-men” Dear Andrews, We would like to present before you an advertisement proposal related to the yet-to-release cosmetic product “X-men” exclusively for men. We have always contributed significantly in world’s cosmetic industry and developed various effective products for women. This is the first time we are releasing the new range of cosmetic products exclusively for men. We believe that these products build with a high technology and effective ingredients, what would satisfy the customer’s needs. Therefore, we want to regulate the advertisement procedure through various beauty magazines, channels and newspapers for reaching out to our intended customer’s base effectively. Budget and cost are negotiable on proposal acceptance. I am Looking forward to your early intimation regarding the proposal within a week from receiving it. Yours Faithfully George Madrew Ferine Cosmetics Ltd. Task 2C2
- 3. Sourced from sampleproposal.org Task 2C2