Asked by Alexis WATKINS on Jun 19, 2024

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If you're writing an unsolicited proposal,you won't need to

A) convince readers that a problem or opportunity exists.
B) prove that you can solve the problem or opportunity.
C) explain why readers should take action.
D) follow every detail of the request-for-proposals format.
E) establish your qualifications in solving the problem.

Unsolicited Proposal

A proposal submitted to a potential client or partner without their request, often aiming to solve a problem or offer services.

Request-For-Proposals Format

A structured document format used by organizations to solicit bids or proposals from potential suppliers or service providers.

  • Clarify the distinction between solicited versus unsolicited proposals, and outline the differences between proposals meant for internal versus external purposes.
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Yevheniia SikirynaJun 20, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
Unsolicited proposals are not bound by the request-for-proposals format, so option D is correct. However, convincing readers of the problem or opportunity, proving that you can solve the problem or opportunity, explaining why readers should take action, and establishing your qualifications in solving the problem are still important components of an unsolicited proposal.