by Melissa Mabon | Sep 25, 2019 | Content Management
Tidying Up Your Proposal Content Today I am posting part two of our blog series for proposal writers looking to bring order to their content. Once again, I draw inspiration from the KonMari Method featured in the Netflix program, “Tidying Up with Marie Kondo,” where...
by Melissa Mabon | Sep 11, 2019 | Content Management
What Proposal Writers can Learn from the ‘KonMari Method’ No one likes clutter — not in closets, and not in a proposal content library. But in the fast-paced world of RFP deadlines, proposal teams who lack a well-defined process and system will find themselves...
by Sharon | Aug 9, 2016 | Content Management
We often think that content automation will solve the vast majority of our reusability problems when it comes to finding exactly the right answers to our mountain of RFP questions. To some degree this is true but it is only workable with a well thought out strategy to...
by expedience | Feb 22, 2015 | Content Management
We now have a beautifully written and formatted master library document perfectly organized with the following distinctive labels: If you formatted these labels using Word’s Heading Styles (either the built-in styles or even just based on them), you will have several...
by expedience | Feb 15, 2015 | Content Management
In the previous post we used distinctively formatted labels to organize the content in a master ‘Content Library’ document. In this post we will look at some sample Main Category and Subcategory structures for a cross section of industries. These samples are for...
by expedience | Feb 2, 2015 | Content Management
In an earlier series of posts we looked at how to make reusable content ‘Copy-Paste ready’ Now we can focus on organizing it in a way that will help us find the content we need easily, and make it easy for the other users of the content as well. As...
