Julie tells us about two tools we already have that we can use to end the frustrating back-and-forth proposal review cycle. These tools will help you streamline your proposal review process, especially now that we are all working in different places.
In this episode of the Marketers Take Flight Podcast, we are talking about cutting the fat out of our proposals so they can fit within our page limits.
In this episode of the Marketers Take Flight Podcast, I am going to be covering proposal content, specifically how to take your proposal content from boring to compelling. I am going to talk about some strategies around persuasion, writing, and how to infuse creativity into your proposals.
With remote working it might be challenging to appear to be working or demonstrate your value if you aren’t producing a proposal. What is the best use of your time during this unique situation? This article shares some initiatives you can start while working remotely to continue to add value to your firm.
It’s HERE! THE newest place to get training, tools, and resources specific to A/E/C marketing. It’s called MARKET-ers’ Place and it’s officially open for business. Access MARKET-ers’ Place Here: https://www.marketerstakeflight.com/shop/ Why I Created MARKET-ers’ Place When I first started out as a marketing coordinator at an engineering firm, I had…
From finding potential new projects to getting a timely go/no go decision and producing winning proposals, this is a round-up of my best proposal management articles.
Whether it’s your first or hundredth proposal, it all begins with reviewing the RFP. I provide five items to watch out for when reading RFPs. These items can disqualify your proposal or provide a hidden advantage. I also provide you with an RFP Review Cheat Sheet to use as a reminder when reading RFPs.
I thought I would shift gears a bit and share a personal story about a time when having a documented win strategy paid off for our firm. I guess I just spoiled the ending of this story for you. Our firm did win the project; however, I still encourage you…
The A/E/C marketing professional needs a unique set of skills to be successful. Read my thoughts on what it takes, and let me know if you agree.
The marketing coordinator is probably the toughest position to fill right now. Posting a job opening on your website probably isn’t enough. You are most likely going to find your next marketing coordinator by searching for them instead of them apply to your site. Listed below are some of the…