Free business development resources, including check lists, tools and advice, developed by Julian Midwinter & Associates to help your business attract, win, grow and retain clients.
Bids, tenders, and proposals
- Bid or no bid assessment checklist - download free document
- Developing policies and procedures for your firm - download free document
- Dos and don'ts: top tips for winning tenders and proposals - sign up to download document
- Tender and bid debriefing guide for internal teams - download free document
- Tender, bid & proposal types: a quick guide for professional services - download free document
- What really needs to go into a proposal? - download free document
Business development skills
- 20 critical success factors for professionals who must develop business - sign up to download document
- Coach yourself in better business development behaviours - download free document
Business development strategies
- Getting the client relationship review meeting right - download free document
- 10 minutes a day professional services marketing and BD plan for lawyers - sign up to download document
- Around your firm in 80 questions - snapshot - download free document
- How to get more work from existing clients - template - download free document
Research reports
- Referrals and cross-selling in practice - sign up to download document
- Winning work in a digital world: marketing & BD in Australasian law firms - sign up to download document
- Taking the pulse: benchmarking marketing & BD in Australasian law firms - sign up to download document
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Winning tenders, bids and proposals: what matters most?
Clients often ask me what will help them write a winning tender, bid or proposal. Look through the following list of proposal or tender attributes (or key pieces) and pick the three you think will have the most impact on whether you win (or not): content accuracy clarity of writing completeness conciseness persuasive language addressing […]
