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Tag: <span>Writing and editing</span>
Home Posts tagged "Writing and editing" (Page 14)

Tag: Writing and editing

Use writing and editing best practices to develop responsive proposals that score well against RFP evaluation criteria.

Style-Manual Travails

27 October 2013 03 February 2015  Managing standards, Writing and editing

Style manuals are essential to any large proposal, guiding writers and (more importantly) editors in the task of making text from many writers look as if it came from one mind.

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Hobgoblins and Text Boxes

10 October 2013 03 February 2015  Managing standards, Writing and editing

Writing good RFP responses is iterative: get the content, get it clear, and then look for successively better ways to make it “pop.” Allow time for this process in your schedule.

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What We Have Here…

11 September 2013 09 February 2015  Managing standards, Writing and editing 4

Resumes are notoriously difficult documents in RFP responses, requiring special attention as well as the acceptance that they will not be as good as we want .

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The Joy of Literalists

The Joy of Creative Pricing

The Joy of Clear Questions

Two Mistakes about Competitors

Sometimes we assume that our competitors are far smarter than we are, better informed and harder working.

And sometimes we assume that they’re clueless, lazy and hapless.

Neither is true.

Seth's Blog

Effort is not Perfectionism

More effort creates beauty and magic and remarkability.

Perfectionism is a false hope and a place to hide.

Effort, on the other hand, is our best chance to do work that matters.

Source: Seth's Blog (like, where else?)

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