Tag Archive for: Marketing

Proposals vs Relationships in Government Contracting

What’s More Important in Government Contracting: A Perfect Proposal or Your Relationships?

Clients we work with often ask the following question: Is it more important to have a pitch-perfect proposal or to build strong relationships with agency buyers? The answer, as many seasoned contractors know, lies somewhere in between. While…
Social Media Tips for New Government Contractors

Social Media Tips for New Government Contractors

In today's digital age, social media has become a crucial tool for businesses across all industries, including government contracting. If you’re a new government contractor, leveraging social media effectively can significantly boost your…
What's your businesses superpower? in Government Contracting

Knowing Your ‘Superpower’ in Government Contracting

What's your businesses 'superpower'? In government contracting, understanding and leveraging your business's unique strengths—your "superpower"—can be the key to securing lucrative contracts and building a sustainable, long-term presence.…
FOSTERING WINNING RELATIONSHIPS WITH GOVERNMENT BUYERS

Fostering Winning Relationships with Government Buyers

In the highly competitive world of government contracting, building and maintaining strong relationships with government buyers is crucial for long-term success. Just like cultivating a garden, these relationships require time, care, and strategic…
Sustaining Success in Government Contracting: Strategies Beyond the Initial Win

Sustaining Success in Government Contracting: Strategies Beyond the Initial Win

For small businesses venturing into the realm of government contracting, the thrill of the initial win can be exhilarating and, understandably, a moment of great pride. However, maintaining that early momentum often becomes a challenge. This…
Government Contacting is a Relationship Business

Government Contracting is a Relationship Business

Government contracting is often perceived as a complex and rigid process, characterized by formal requests for proposals (RFPs), stringent qualifications, and competitive bidding. However, beneath the surface of regulations and paperwork lies…
10 Reasons Why Marketing is Crucial for Government Contractors

10 Reasons Why Marketing is Crucial for Government Contractors

As a government contractor, understanding the importance of marketing in this unique sector is crucial. While the principles of marketing remain consistent, the government contracting marketplace has its nuances. Here's why marketing should…
Understanding the Government Marketplace: Who's Buying What You're Selling

Understanding the Government Marketplace: Who’s Buying What You’re Selling

Navigating the government marketplace can be a daunting task for small to medium-sized businesses. With a myriad of opportunities and a complex web of procurement processes, understanding who's buying what you're selling is crucial for success…
Engaging with Government Buyers: A Detailed Strategy

Engaging with Government Buyers: A Detailed Strategy

One-on-One Engagement Engaging directly with Contracting Officers is essential. FAR Part 15 not only allows but encourages these exchanges, offering a unique opportunity to present your business's strengths and understand the government's…
Websites for Government Contractors

The Importance of a Strong Online Presence in Government Contracting

In the digital age, where a Google search is more reflex than choice, having a strong online presence is akin to a firm handshake in the business world. Now, this digital handshake becomes even more crucial when you're eyeing the lucrative…