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When a Seller Gets FIVE Offers....It's a Sellers Market!!

jodilstone wrote 1 week ago: All of the buyers agents in my Keller Williams office are complaining that as soon as a house their … more →

Tags: Real Estate, Indianapolis, History, Indianapolis Real Estate, Meridian Kessler, experienced real estate agents, low ball offers, Butler Tarkington, Jodi Stone

Lies, Damned Lies & Statistics

The Bid Coach wrote 9 months ago: How many times have you read on consultants and others websites how much business they have won for … more →

Tags: presentations, Winning Business, bid coach, Presentation, bid winning, new business, Bid Coaching, Construction, Infrastructure

Poor workmen blame their tools!

The Bid Coach wrote 1 year ago: Visual aides are there to support you, the presenter, not something to hide behind, so make sure tha … more →

Tags: Presenting, presentations, effective communications, persuasion, Winning Business, BiD, bid coach, audience, Presentation

It's the way you tell-em!1 comment

The Bid Coach wrote 1 year ago: People will remember more about how you said something than the actual words that you spoke so it is … more →

Tags: Presenting, presentations, effective communications, Engaging, non-verbal communication, Body Language, eye contact, tone, Voice

Less is More!

The Bid Coach wrote 1 year ago: When you have a framework (or structure) for the key messages you want to communicate and having che … more →

Tags: Presenting, presentations, effective communications, persuasion, Passion, Winning Business, engaged, BiD, bid coach

Build on solid foundations

The Bid Coach wrote 1 year ago: Start by knowing what it is that you want the audience to do as a result of your presentation. Once … more →

Tags: Presenting, presentations, non-verbal communication, Body Language, eye contact, persuasion, Winning Business, BiD, bid coach

The Ten Commandments to Presenting Professionally1 comment

The Bid Coach wrote 1 year ago: Implementing the 10 commandments below will enable you to make nervous tension work for you and not … more →

Tags: presentations, effective communications, Engaging, non-verbal communication, Body Language, eye contact, tone, stance, Mannerisms

Competitive Dialogue - Friend or Foe?

The Bid Coach wrote 1 year ago: If you want to improve your chances of scoring well through this process it is important to improve … more →

Tags: effective communications, Engaging, non-verbal communication, persuasion, competitive dialogue, engaged, BiD, bid coach, Solution

Seven Ways to make (or break) your presentation2 comments

The Bid Coach wrote 1 year ago: The key to engaging, and thus persuading, your audience is authenticity. This means bringing your tr … more →

Tags: Presenting, presentations, effective communications, Engaging, non-verbal communication, Body Language, eye contact, tone, Voice

Francis Maude claims that Centralised Procurement will Cut Costs by £3bn

Martyn Cattermole wrote 1 year ago: Cunac just got this press release. Yet more Govt PR fluff on future savings. Additionally the claim … more →

Tags: Bid and Tender Support, IT Cost Reduction, Public sector, Local Government, central government, NHS & Health Sector, Procurement, Cost Reduction, bpo business process outsourcing

How to Bid and Win for Tenders

Martyn Cattermole wrote 2 years ago: Its common that staff shortages, conflicting priorities, staff holidays and unexpected client requir … more →

Tags: Bid and Tender Support, Marketing services, Training Courses, Procurement, Tenders, Tendering, bids, BiD, bidding

The Basics - Tendering for Contracts

Martyn Cattermole wrote 2 years ago: A few basic points on the general approach to take. Hopefully the supplier will have thought through … more →

Tags: Bid and Tender Support, Tenders, Tendering, bids, BiD, bidding, winning, Procurement, Cunac

How to deal with several ITTs at the same time! Bid Manager Roles and Priorities

Martyn Cattermole wrote 2 years ago: A firm we know has been told by their local authority client (no names but not too far from Bristol! … more →

Tags: Bid and Tender Support, Tenders, Tendering, bids, BiD, bidding, winning, Procurement, Bid Support

Government Cuts = Opportunities for Which Types of Business?

Martyn Cattermole wrote 2 years ago: Someone asked Cunac today (he works for a software firm selling into the police market) where the op … more →

Tags: Public sector, winning, Cunac Ltd, Government spending cuts, public sector procurement, Govt Cuts, Serco, Cost Reduction, efficiency

Step 2 - Qualifying Your Bid? Bid? or No-bid?

Martyn Cattermole wrote 2 years ago: A Key Decision – to Bid or Not to Bid? How many tenders and bid do you win or lose? Unless you … more →

Tags: Bid and Tender Support, Tendering, Procurement, Cunac, bid management, How To Bid, Qualifying Bids, Marketing, Sell

Step 1 - Have Your Finger on the Tendering Pulse!

Martyn Cattermole wrote 2 years ago: You and your sales stuff need to be aware of whats happening with your customers. Have your fingers … more →

Tags: Bid and Tender Support, BiD, Public sector, Bid Support, Marketing, OJEU tender, Sales, writing tender documents, Bidding Healthcheck

How to sell to the public sector

Andrew Miller wrote 3 years ago: With all of the stimulus money that has been injected into the economy, many of the organizations th … more →

Tags: business growth, Competition, Public sector, Supplier, rfp, selling to public sector

Waffle

jensyrk wrote 3 years ago: I’ve been writing for two days solidly on a bid, which I think was one of my best ever. Beautifully … more →

Tags: Proposal writing, George, tender production, Freelance Writing

Submitting the WINNING Bid!

Erin wrote 4 years ago: One of the trickiest parts of working virtually can be placing that winning bid. For some people it … more →

Tags: Virtual Assistant, freelance bidding, how to place a bid, Freelance Rates, Project Bidding, project bids


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