Which of the following is least likely to strengthen a proposal?
A) Research the competition
B) Relate the product or service to the reader's unique needs
C) Demonstrate that the proposal is appropriate and feasible for the audience
D) Identify key components of the Request for Proposal (RFP)
E) Provide concrete examples
Answer: D
Explanation: D) Strategies to strengthen your argument include demonstrating your knowledge, providing concrete information and examples, researching the competition so you know what other proposals your audience is likely to read, demonstrating that your proposal is appropriate and feasible for your audience, and relating your product, service, or personnel to the reader's unique needs.
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