Tuesday, 19 November
Today's Topic
Proposal creation as an artform

Skill + Do

Packaging your proposals requires discipline: don’t let others change your mind that "less is more." If you take your time to craft tight – yet thorough proposals – your buyers will read them.

A proposal that will get your prospect to read and not scan your document possesses these key elements:
1. Executive summary: a concise overview of your proposal highlighting key points and benefits.

2. Problem statement: a clear and compelling description of the problem or opportunity you’re addressing.

3. Proposed solution: a detailed explanation of your solution…that’s what the slides in the back of the deck are for.

4. Value proposition: a clear articulation of the value your proposal is addressing. Make it custom for that customer!

5. Credentials and experience: a short demonstration of your expertise and past successes. (e.g. case studies modified to protect identity and proprietary info.)

All of the above must be packaged in a way that does not feel overwhelming…word clutter and repetition aren’t your friends when it comes to crafting winning proposals.

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