Free business development resources, checklists, tools and guides, developed by JMA to help your business win and grow.
Winning tenders, bids & 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 - download free document
- Tender and bid debriefing guide for internal teams - download free document
- Tender, bid & proposal types: a quick guide for services businesses - download free document
- What really needs to go into a proposal? - download free document
- Winning themes for Government tenders, bids & proposals - download free document
- Podcast: Playing the long game to win a bid or tender - click to access this free resource
- Webinar: How to win bids in the new normal - click to access this free resource
- Webcast: Law firm credentials management: preparing proposals faster - click to access this free resource
- Webinar: How to win bids in the new normal 2021 engineering edition - click to access this free resource
Growing sales capabilities & revenue
- Grow your referral networks playbook - download free document
- How to grow your value with clients win resource - download free document
- Podcast: Better Law Firm Marketing - How law firms can get more referrals (without being annoying) - click to access this free resource
Past research studies
- Referrals and cross-selling in practice - click to access this free resource
- Winning work in a digital world: marketing & BD in Australasian law firms - click to access this free resource
- Taking the pulse: benchmarking marketing & BD in Australasian law firms - click to access this free resource
Feature article
Tender readability – tips to improve your tender presentation and some tender presentation no-nos
Tender readability remains a problem for some in the 21st century. I still see submission documents that cling to a handful of really old hat tender presentation and formatting techniques. I suspect this is because some of these ‘rules’ are viewed as being more appropriate to a ‘formal’ style of document such as a tender. […]
