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RFP Response FAQs, Part 2 - EP132

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Here at the RFP Success Company, we get some of the same questions over and over.

And in episode 129, we covered eight of the most common questions we get from our clients and community.

On this episode of The RFP Success Show, I’m answering seven more FAQs, explaining why you can’t wait until orals to go into detail on your requirements and what to do if you don’t think the procuring agency is asking the right questions.

I discuss why you shouldn’t assume the evaluators aren’t going to read your entire response (even though they may not) and challenge you not to use the answer, ‘Yes, we will meet the requirement.’

Listen in for insight on the benefit of including graphics and tables in your proposal response and learn how to use the client’s language in an RFP—without repeating the question word for word.

Key Takeaways

Why you can’t wait until orals to go into detail on your requirements for an RFP

How to provide enough information about your qualifications without overwhelming the evaluators

How to guide the agency in your response if you think they’re not asking the right questions

What to do if you’re uncertain about the client’s objective in an RFP

Why ‘yes, we will meet the requirement’ usually isn’t a good enough answer

Why you shouldn’t assume the evaluators aren’t going to read your entire response (even though they may not)

The benefit of using graphics and tables vs. answering with a wall of text

What to consider before you add an ‘additional notes’ column to the RFP Excel doc

The problem with copy-pasting the exact wording of the question in your response

How to use the client’s language without repeating the question word for word

Connect with Lisa

Lisa’s Website

Lisa on Twitter

Lisa on Facebook

Lisa on LinkedIn

The RFP Success Company on YouTube

The RFP Success Company on LinkedIn

Subscribe on iTunes

Email podcast@rfpsuccess.com

Resources

Robin Davis on RFP Success EP067

Book a Call with the RFP Success Company

Dare to Be Influential: Maximizing Your Positive Influence While Still Being True to You by Lisa Rehurek

The RFP Success Book by Lisa Rehurek

The RFP Success Institute

  continue reading

138 episodes

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Manage episode 407486209 series 3561036
Content provided by Lisa Rehurek. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Lisa Rehurek or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Here at the RFP Success Company, we get some of the same questions over and over.

And in episode 129, we covered eight of the most common questions we get from our clients and community.

On this episode of The RFP Success Show, I’m answering seven more FAQs, explaining why you can’t wait until orals to go into detail on your requirements and what to do if you don’t think the procuring agency is asking the right questions.

I discuss why you shouldn’t assume the evaluators aren’t going to read your entire response (even though they may not) and challenge you not to use the answer, ‘Yes, we will meet the requirement.’

Listen in for insight on the benefit of including graphics and tables in your proposal response and learn how to use the client’s language in an RFP—without repeating the question word for word.

Key Takeaways

Why you can’t wait until orals to go into detail on your requirements for an RFP

How to provide enough information about your qualifications without overwhelming the evaluators

How to guide the agency in your response if you think they’re not asking the right questions

What to do if you’re uncertain about the client’s objective in an RFP

Why ‘yes, we will meet the requirement’ usually isn’t a good enough answer

Why you shouldn’t assume the evaluators aren’t going to read your entire response (even though they may not)

The benefit of using graphics and tables vs. answering with a wall of text

What to consider before you add an ‘additional notes’ column to the RFP Excel doc

The problem with copy-pasting the exact wording of the question in your response

How to use the client’s language without repeating the question word for word

Connect with Lisa

Lisa’s Website

Lisa on Twitter

Lisa on Facebook

Lisa on LinkedIn

The RFP Success Company on YouTube

The RFP Success Company on LinkedIn

Subscribe on iTunes

Email podcast@rfpsuccess.com

Resources

Robin Davis on RFP Success EP067

Book a Call with the RFP Success Company

Dare to Be Influential: Maximizing Your Positive Influence While Still Being True to You by Lisa Rehurek

The RFP Success Book by Lisa Rehurek

The RFP Success Institute

  continue reading

138 episodes

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