Why We don't Recommend Using Storyboards for Proposals
Storyboards are are a bad way to plan the writing of a proposal. While you can collect useful information that way, no matter what headings you choose it will be a tradeoff between levels of granularity, and coverage of topics. It will also inherently store the information under headings that are different from what is needed by the document, increasing inefficiency. But the issue really shouldn't be about whether or not to use storyboards. It should be about what's the most effective way to plan your proposal content.
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Why We Don't Use Storyboards To Plan Our Proposals Storyboards are a planning tool that many people have heard of, but very few have implemented successfully. Find out where it makes sense to use them, where it doesn't, and what we use instead. The Real Reasons Nobody Uses Storyboards on Proposals Storyboards are one of those things that everyone recommends as a best practice, but hardly anyone actually uses. Here are some of the reasons why...
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What We Really Need (But Aren’t Getting) From Storyboards The first step in developing a better alternative to storyboards is to be clear about what we need from our proposal planning efforts. Here is a list of things you need in order to successfully plan your proposal content.
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