Your Proposal Was Rejected ... But Why?

Written by Diane Hughes


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Step Two - Ask Permission

Ask your prospects for permission to sendrepparttar questionnaire. This will give themrepparttar 149016 opportunity to refuse if they don’t care to participate.

Step Three - Sendrepparttar 149017 Form

Email works best in these situations, so, if possible, send your questions via email. Your prospects will have time to think aboutrepparttar 149018 answers and what information to provide.

If email is not possible, sendrepparttar 149019 form via postal mail. Be sure to include a postage-paid and addressed envelope.

One note: While follow-up is usually a good thing, in this case it’s not advisable. Ifrepparttar 149020 prospect is too busy or simply changed his/her mind about responding, let it go.

Step Four - LEARN!

When you get your responses, review them carefully. Don’t make radical adjustments based on one or two pieces of feedback. Instead, wait until you’ve collected several forms then look for trends.

If you see that most prospects are making reference torepparttar 149021 same things, you’ll know it’s time to make some changes.

By asking a few simple questions, you can find out an enormous amount of information that can help to turn losing proposals into winning ones. Simply be professional. While no one will win every project they bid on, with some “inside information” direct from your prospects, you’ll have a much better shot at creating winning RFPs inrepparttar 149022 future.

Diane C. Hughes * ProBizTips.com

FREE Report: Amazingly Simple (Yet Super Powerful) Ways To Skyrocket Your Sales And Build Your Business Into A Tower of Profits! ==>> http://madmarketer.com/diane


Write Your Weekly Ezine in 5-Minutes! (or better yet, don't write it at all)

Written by Ron Hutton


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Ifrepparttar author will allow you to sign up for his or her affiliate program and use your affiliate link inrepparttar 149015 resource box, you now haverepparttar 149016 opportunity to earn some income for anyone who clicks through that link and purchases a product fromrepparttar 149017 author's site.

Alrighty then! It's a great combo isn't it? You don't have to agonize over copywriting. You can publish your ezine in about 5 minutes. You can send it to your millions of subscribers with one simple click of a button. AND you can profit inrepparttar 149018 process.

Here are some resources that you can begin to explore:

At Internet Marketing Power Tools (my site):

** Free Article Resources **

==> http://www.gothrive.com/article-archives.html (This is my site that I use to support my ezine)

==> http://snipurl.com/freearticles/

** Syndicated Article Resources **

==> http://snipurl.com/syndicatedarticles/

Another awesome resource:

"Best of Web Gold" – this collection of articles is made available by Terry Dean of NetBreakthroughs (huge success online and all around great guy) You'll find over 75 articles that you can use in your newsletter. The only requirement isrepparttar 149019 resource box thing. But you can use your NetBreakthroughs affiliate link inrepparttar 149020 resource box so you'll have a chance to earn money.

Here's exactly what Terry says: "Feel free to use these articles below as long asrepparttar 149021 link inrepparttar 149022 resource box of each article points back to me."

As a NetBreakthroughs affiliate, your affiliate link is going obviously going to point back to Terry.

STEP 1: Sign up for Terry's affiliate program here:

==> http://snipurl.com/terrydeanaffiliate/

STEP 2: Go here to access this super collection of articles:

==> http://www.bizpromo.com/free/

If you haven't started your own online newsletter yet, use this technique to launch it today. Did someone say "Pulitzer"?

Ron Hutton is a 20 year sales and marketing veteran with a passion for coaching and training. Subscribe to "GoThrive Online", for big juicy marketing tips in small, easy-to-chew, bite size servings. 17 Free Cool Tools... http://www.gothrive.com


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