INOV 210
Week 4
| CALVIN JOSEPH COOK |
You do a great job talking about how
Gitomer helps direct the brain of
the client with your analysis of:
"Questioning leads to understanding"
However, you do not make a
link with this statement: It would be in the best interest of the person writing the proposal to make this very clear also since it is not much help if it gets lost in a long proposal. |
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| JASON MICHAEL CONGER: |
..your message has to contain a 'what's
in it for me' element... Well where is the link to HP for example: What's in it for HP Jason ... explain please. |
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| RYAN R BEITZ |
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| TYLER RICHARDS HIXENBAUGH |
Tyler I can see you did your work and your analysis was very
good. However this sentence -- please explain:
Though many other principles, I can't help but contain myself to this one... |
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| BRYAN JAMES ASHER | I would choose story telling. | |||||
| TIMOTHY CHAMILLARD |
Great job linking Gitomer to the HP proposal but lets talk
about commas. Two big points jump out that relate to proposals: believe in what you are selling, and be interested in the customer, not yourself. |
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