As we approach the end of the year, the government proposal season tends to slow down here in the U.S.
Three Ways to Finish the Proposal Year Right!
By Ashley Kayes, CPP APMP on Dec 15, 2021
Using Layers of Proof to Strengthen Proposal Claims
By Harry Pritchett, CF APMP on Sep 16, 2021
In July 2018, we published an article on how to turn unsubstantiated proposal claims into credible proofs. In this article, I take a deeper dive into developing compelling proofs, with examples and techniques to build solid proofs for a higher win rate.
Turn Unsubstantiated Claims in Your Proposal into Credible Proof Points for a Higher Win Rate
By Ellen Perrine on Jul 16, 2018
An unsubstantiated claim in a proposal is a statement about any of your company’s capabilities, past experience and performance, product and service features/benefits, and discriminators that are not supported with a proof statement.