How to be the perfect company for the job every time
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- May 21, 2015
- 1 min read
- Updated on
- Nov 29, 2022
The use of case studies in proposals shocks me. It’s like no-one wants to prove they can actually do the job.
Think about it.
YOU have a great feeling about the job because you’ve done x, y and z.
The problem is, THEY DON’T KNOW THAT!
I’m not suggesting you put every case study you’ve written in the proposal, and I’m not talking about a few testimonials here either. I’m talking about building up a bank of case studies of businesses that have used your product or service to better their lives.
Then, when you put that proposal together, you can include 1 or 2 perfectly relevant case studies.
The video explains more.
Side note: This is up at the Olympic Village in Barcelona. Clearly, where I’m standing is a rather opportune photo spot because, by the time I’m finished recording, there was about 60 people queuing up to take a picture in the exact spot I’m standing in.
Also, look at the background… Now look at my t-shirt.
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