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How to Write A Persuasive Proposal
You are in the right place if you want to learn how to write a persuasive proposal that secures new projects and clients. This post will guide you in writing persuasive proposal content and designing...
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Canadian Bids and Tenders
Do you know where to find Canadian bids and tenders opportunities, like Request for Proposals (RFP), Request for Qualifications/Quotes (RFQ)s, and Request for Information (RFI) to help your business grow and prosper? If not, you are in the right place. If you’ve identified an RFP or RFQ to pursue, but... READ ARTICLE
Content Marketing – The Buyer’s Journey, Lead Nurturing and Beyond
The Buyer’s Journey, Lead Nurturing and Beyond Content marketing is the process of producing valuable content that educates and informs. The material can be produced in many different formats, including blog posts, videos, eBooks, webinars or white papers – to name just a few. The key is to enlighten and... READ ARTICLE
Why the Marketing of Professional Services is Different
The marketing of professional services is dramatically different from other products or services. It is psychological and much more personal. Traditional marketing and sales models characterize the purchase process as a special form of rational decision-making or problem-solving. It follows a sequence like: establish credentials, uncover needs, explore implications, propose... READ ARTICLE
The Future of Professional Services Marketing
The future of professional service marketing and the industry it serves will be radically different in ten years. Changing clients' demands, employee expectations, and rapid technological developments are just a few of the factors that will create a far different future for business-to-business services firms. Ultimately, these factors, with technology... READ ARTICLE
When to Outsource Your Marketing
If, or when to outsource your marketing is probably on your mind these days. You're probably used to having a large measure of control over your business, and that's probably how you like it. Keeping business functions in-house puts you in the driver's seat and ensures that everything gets done... READ ARTICLE