New Course Launching Today:
MASTERCLASS on How to Write First Class Business Award Entries
6th December 2018, Swindon, United Kingdom - With the business awards season upon us, those who write the entries will want to give themselves the best possible chance of success. Although there may be a good story to tell, knowing how to structure an entry and keep judges interested is a great skill; one which Course Trainer Rhona Jack has perfected. Having helped Barclays Bank, HSBC and Wincor Nixdorf win three global technology awards, Rhona is passing on the techniques she used to beat 324 other businesses to those global awards. The pilot Masterclass is on Monday 17th December at Workshed, London Street, Swindon SN1 5DG.
There are numerous benefits to winning awards, namely that it catapults a winning business or individual into the spotlight, making it easier to generate sales leads and accelerate business growth.
Awards are badges of quality from independent assessors which give peace of mind to potential customers. They increase credibility and strengthen reputation, both of which deliver a competitive edge when pitching for new work. The boost to staff morale should not be underestimated either; being part of a winning team generates great pride in the company.
Shortlisted entrants get repeated exposure every time the sponsoring media company promotes the finalist’s event. Unsuccessful entrants still benefit from the process because it provides a snapshot of growth and a benchmark against competitors.
The course has been drafted using 32 years’ experience in Marketing and PR, with Rhona writing entries for five other award winners including CARPEO, Blue Click PR Ltd., Aris Education, QA Training and The Oasis Leisure Centre.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Designed for ambitious Business Owners, this Award Entry Masterclass shows how to prepare before writing. Delegates learn how to analyse the business, identify strengths and weaknesses, and how to convey these powerfully to judges. The course shows how to identify and strengthen the USP and value proposition, describe challenges, how to package statistics and evidence, sharpen writing skills, edit well, and finally, how to think like a judge!
Rhona says “The best advice I can give when deciding to enter awards is: start early! It’s surprising how long it takes to polish and perfect the copy. It’s a given that you need a strong story and convincing business numbers, however, carefully chosen phrases are what separate an average entry from an exceptional one that captures the judges’ attention and pushes it into the award-winning category.”
Who Dares Wins!
No matter how strong your award entry, you can never know how strong competitor entries will be, but unless you enter, you can never lay claim to that coveted business award title. To book your place on this Awards Entry Masterclass, click here https://bit.ly/2E4s9S7 The pilot course in December is at the special introductory rate of £49.99 including VAT. From 2019, the price increases to £99 including VAT. The next course is 10th January 2019.
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