
As the clock winds down on 2011, you may be considering the idea of crafting a business proposal going into the New Year. If that is the case, there are a number of matters that will come into play.
In the event that the coming year is the time for you to throw a business proposal or two out there on a regular basis, keep several factors in mind.
Among them are:
- When writing a business proposal, make sure that the documentation answers any and all questions that the client may have. Before you write the proposal, run through your head any and all questions you believe the client may come at you with, including funding, customer service, and quality of work and so on.




As we start to see mergers and acquisitions activity ramp up, we shift focus to the value of technology due diligence.
As a small business CEO, there is a ton to think about – finances, hiring, marketing, social media, branding, partnerships. As someone who gives advice to small business owners and entrepreneurs, I know just how much advice is out there when it comes to best practices and business plans.

With the advent of technology comes a convenient way of running your business. Who would have thought that social media, gadgets and various business tools can enable even the technologically-challenged entrepreneur to be connected even if they are away from the office?
