The ABC's will help you write your first business proposal by providing a basic guideline of organization (abstract, body, conclusion). The other ABC's (audience, business-like, concise) help you determine how the proposal is written. For example, you want to have just the right amount of information (concise), and make sure there are no spelling errors, etc. (business-like).
The audience part of this method kind of answers question two. Knowing who your audience is (Who?) will determine how the proposal is written (for example, are you writing for an engineer or someone that works at Tim Hortons?) Using trade lingo may not be wise when writing for an average person who may not be aware of these terms.
1. How do the ABC’s mentioned in the article help you write a first draft of your proposal? they tell you how to write a business proposal the right way very similar to an essay. 2. How does the “WHO?” question help you write the materials list? the "WHO" question lets us know who we are targeting with this business proposal.
The ABC's will help to write a proposal because it gives you a format for you to work with to help you get the proper information across in a appropriate amount of words with all the information needed. Also the other set of ABC's will help you edit it to make sure you sound professional , so the client doesn't take you as a joke . The who question will help with the material list, because depending on who the client is the materials might have to be different . For example if you have to build a set of steps am older person might need steps with a smaller rise, therefore materials will be different.
The ABC's are a great way to write a proposal because it gives you the basic knowledge on the formats that you can use to help you with the right information. The who will help with the material list, this depending on who the client may be. Are the materials different or the same.
1.How do the ABC’s mentioned in the article help you write a first draft of your proposal? The ABC's will help you write an effective proposal because it helps you organize your proposal in a professional manner and it also helps keep your writing to short concise answers that will get to the point faster.
2. How does the “WHO?” question help you write the materials list? This helps remind you of "WHO" your audience is and what terms you are able to use in your proposal.
1. how does the ABC's mentioned in the article help you write a first draft of your proposal?
the ABC's help by condensing what you have to say so its more straight forward and helps the reader understand your work. it also makes your proposal organized and descriptive to the reader.
2. how does the "WHO?" question help you write your material list?
it helps you know who you're talking to so you can know what information is key to help the reader understand better.
The ABCs(Audience, Business Like, Concise) help use focus on topics to either elaborate on or keep brief.
The "Who?" question, of the 5Ws(Who, What, When, Where and Why), helps us write a materials list by allowing us to decide what type of language to use and how detailed the list should be. For example: If you are writing the list for a carpenter trade lingo would be acceptable. If the list is for a home-owner you should avoid trade lingo.
Q1. How do the ABC’s mentioned in the article help you write a first draft of your proposal?
A1. The first ABC's (Abstract, Body, Conclusion) mentioned in the article help to write a first draft proposal by giving you an easily understood format to begin writing in an organized fashion. The second ABC's (Audience, Businesslike, Concise) are helpful because any form of technical writing is for someone Keeping the right amount of information in your proposal is key as the audience can follow short writing better. By keeping the proposal businesslike and free of grammatical and spelling errors, you are showing that you are the right person for the job.
Q2. How does the “WHO?” question help you write the materials list?
A2: The audience you are writing for is very important because if you are using trade specific terms some people may not be aware of what they are. A material list in particular has a large variety of trade jargon, by itemizing and simplifying this list the client has a better understanding of where their money is going to be allocated.
The ABC's will help you write your first business proposal by providing a basic guideline of organization (abstract, body, conclusion). The other ABC's (audience, business-like, concise) help you determine how the proposal is written. For example, you want to have just the right amount of information (concise), and make sure there are no spelling errors, etc. (business-like).
ReplyDeleteThe audience part of this method kind of answers question two. Knowing who your audience is (Who?) will determine how the proposal is written (for example, are you writing for an engineer or someone that works at Tim Hortons?) Using trade lingo may not be wise when writing for an average person who may not be aware of these terms.
1. How do the ABC’s mentioned in the article help you write a first draft of your proposal?
ReplyDeletethey tell you how to write a business proposal the right way very similar to an essay.
2. How does the “WHO?” question help you write the materials list?
the "WHO" question lets us know who we are targeting with this business proposal.
The ABC's will help to write a proposal because it gives you a format for you to work with to help you get the proper information across in a appropriate amount of words with all the information needed. Also the other set of ABC's will help you edit it to make sure you sound professional , so the client doesn't take you as a joke . The who question will help with the material list, because depending on who the client is the materials might have to be different . For example if you have to build a set of steps am older person might need steps with a smaller rise, therefore materials will be different.
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The ABC's will help you write a perfect business proposal the best way possible, by giving you the format to get the proper information.
ReplyDeleteThe WHO will help you make different material lists depending on the client you are working with,
The ABC's are a great way to write a proposal because it gives you the basic knowledge on the formats that you can use to help you with the right information.
ReplyDeleteThe who will help with the material list, this depending on who the client may be. Are the materials different or the same.
1.How do the ABC’s mentioned in the article help you write a first draft of your proposal?
ReplyDeleteThe ABC's will help you write an effective proposal because it helps you organize your proposal in a professional manner and it also helps keep your writing to short concise answers that will get to the point faster.
2. How does the “WHO?” question help you write the materials list?
This helps remind you of "WHO" your audience is and what terms you are able to use in your proposal.
1. how does the ABC's mentioned in the article help you write a first draft of your proposal?
ReplyDeletethe ABC's help by condensing what you have to say so its more straight forward and helps the reader understand your work. it also makes your proposal organized and descriptive to the reader.
2. how does the "WHO?" question help you write your material list?
it helps you know who you're talking to so you can know what information is key to help the reader understand better.
abc is a good way to get organized for a business proposal, an know what is going on and what stuff you need an what needs to be done
ReplyDelete1: the ABC's help by organizing the information to help the reader understand whats going on in youre proposal.
ReplyDelete2: the WHO questions shows what audience we are targeting
abc is a good way to get organized for a business proposal, an know what is going on and what stuff you need an what needs to be done
ReplyDelete1.How do the ABC’s mentioned in the article help you write a first draft of your proposal?
ReplyDeleteIt helps you organize your ideas and be more concise so the reader gets to the point faster.
2. How does the “WHO?” question help you write the materials list?
It lets you know "WHO" you are targeting so you can make it best for them.
abc are a good way to make a business proposal in a organized fasion
ReplyDeleteThe ABCs(Audience, Business Like, Concise) help use focus on topics to either elaborate on or keep brief.
ReplyDeleteThe "Who?" question, of the 5Ws(Who, What, When, Where and Why), helps us write a materials list by allowing us to decide what type of language to use and how detailed the list should be. For example: If you are writing the list for a carpenter trade lingo would be acceptable. If the list is for a home-owner you should avoid trade lingo.
The ABC's are great for when you are starting to write and will help you keep focus.
ReplyDeleteAs for the 5 W's, Who is used in the materials so you can write materials than people will understand. People besides trades people.
Q1. How do the ABC’s mentioned in the article help you write a first draft of your proposal?
ReplyDeleteA1. The first ABC's (Abstract, Body, Conclusion) mentioned in the article help to write a first draft proposal by giving you an easily understood format to begin writing in an organized fashion. The second ABC's (Audience, Businesslike, Concise) are helpful because any form of technical writing is for someone Keeping the right amount of information in your proposal is key as the audience can follow short writing better. By keeping the proposal businesslike and free of grammatical and spelling errors, you are showing that you are the right person for the job.
Q2. How does the “WHO?” question help you write the materials list?
A2: The audience you are writing for is very important because if you are using trade specific terms some people may not be aware of what they are. A material list in particular has a large variety of trade jargon, by itemizing and simplifying this list the client has a better understanding of where their money is going to be allocated.