Government Tenders (Don't) Suck!: Cut Through the Noise and Win Big Contracts for Your Small Business
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Government Tenders (Don't) Suck!: Cut Through the Noise and Win Big Contracts for Your Small Business
Narrated by:
Nyakwezi K
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Narrated by:
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Nyakwezi K
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Monica Rubombora
About this listen
Government Tenders (Don’t) Suck! is a no-nonsense playbook for the overwhelmed small business owner who wants to navigate the complicated government tendering process and win.
The book is a comprehensive guide for business development and RFP. It has been designed to help you - the “little gal and guy”:
- Avoid common pitfalls and make the most of your business understanding, skills, and experience to purposefully win profitable Government Contracts
- Compete for business through structured and meaningful written responses to solicitations from potential government clients
- Figure out how to respond to government tenders without losing your mind, even when your resources are constrained, or you have a few prior assets that can demonstrate a successful track record
- Manage tender response operations on shoestring budgets through time-saving tools and templates you can rinse and reuse
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