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bizproposal | 16 January, 2009 11:37
There may be an era in your business life when your company will have to submit a business proposal to gain business from a larger corporation. Proposals are most frequently send and received by sales personnel worldwide and are highly deciding factor for the business growth of any organization. This is particularly true if you are new to the job or are not familiar with how to approach the task. Creating business proposals is very important part for any business initiative and you can have an edge over your competitors by creating professional proposal that are targeted straight to the needs of the clients. However creating proposals takes a lot of time and you can save the time by using proposal writing software. Below is some important information about business proposal that you must know before you start the task of proposal development.
Two types of business proposal that can help you to gain more business to grow your company:
1) Solicited Business Proposal: Solicited proposal are the one you send to a client when client sends you a RFP (Request for Proposal).
2) Unsolicited Business Proposal: An unsolicited proposal is your direct approach to the client and you send them a proposal they haven’t even asked for.
Above was a quick review of business proposals. Creating a business proposal doesn’t guarantee you to gain project and you need to take care of few steps to make sue your proposals makes the right impression to the client. Below are the few tips that can help you in creating business proposal that can increase your proposal win ratio:
1)
Cover Letter: An effective cover letter
should not include more than one page. Summarize your proposal cover letter by including your project budget and
address like telephone and contact name.
2)
Executive Summary: An executive summary provides you with the
opportunity to summarize your proposal in a few short paragraphs’ It should not
more then one page. Highlight
both project outcomes and its need.
3)
Narratives: An effective narrative includes- Statement of need, Approach, Evaluation, Project Timeline and Credentials.
4) Budget:
Well-planned budgets
reflect carefully thought out projects. It is also a window into how projects
will be implementing and manage.
5) Conclusion: Concluding statement should be brief, significance and the purpose of your project.
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