The content of a proposal is 90%! How to create a 'strong proposal' (YouTube seminar)

It's obvious, but to make a proposal successful, "the content is 90%." While how you communicate with customers and build relationships is important, it all comes down to the substance of the proposal.
Unfortunately, the reality is that there are many proposals that customers are not interested in, which are either clichéd or lacking in content. The most common reason for this is that "they don't know what to propose or can't find their strengths to propose."
If there are innovative technologies, various proposals can be made, but such companies are rare.
However, solving customers' problems is not solely dependent on innovative technology. There are various ways to address customers' issues, such as connections with customers and the community, and services that eliminate hassle and waste.
Moreover, in every industry, there are always "gaps" where customers are struggling, but other companies are unable to propose solutions. If you can identify and propose solutions in those areas, you will definitely pique the customers' interest. This can lead to significant proposal opportunities.
In the seminar, we will focus on various societal changes and introduce methods for finding and proposing "customers' problems" that other companies have not addressed.
This is a YouTube seminar that can be viewed at any time. Please feel free to watch.

Date and time | Wednesday, Oct 06, 2021 ~ Thursday, Mar 31, 2022 |
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Capital | ■Venue: YouTube ■Seminar Host: Greetings from Sales Tool Marketing We provide proposal tools that increase inquiries and ensure successful proposals, rather than focusing on time-consuming skill development. While improving sales skills takes time, anyone can achieve results effortlessly by creating strong and effective proposal tools. "Using tools" is easy and yields quick results; in fact, there is a case where a team of eight increased their monthly orders from 25 million to 50 million through collective performance improvement. There are often tools that look nice but are unusable, but proposal tools can be made even stronger. We invite you to attend our seminar and take on the challenge of "creating strong proposal tools." |
Entry fee | Free |
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