How to Write a Great Business Plan
Even If You Are a Young Business Owner, You Need a Plan!
By Writing4you, published Sep 21, 2006
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What is a business plan? According to the Small Business Administration a business plan is a “written document that outlines measures and actions to define where you want to go and how you will get there.” Basically, a business plan is a plan for where your business is headed and what steps you are going to take to achieve that goal. A business plan helps to eliminate some of the uncertainty involved in starting your own business.
Here are some things to include in your business plan:
· Who will your customers be?
· What is your product?
· What need does your product fill?
· How are you going to get your product to your customers?
· How are you going to pay your start-up costs?
· When are you going to work your business?
Your business plan should start with an introduction. The introduction should give a description of the business and state what your goals are. Also, the introduction should include the ownership of the business, the skills you bring to your business, and what sets your business apart from your competitors.
Once you have set down the ideas for your introduction, it is time to discuss your marketing. First, discuss the product or service you are going to offer. Then you need to state why there is a demand for your product. After that, discuss some of the details of your target market. Make sure you set down ideas for advertising your market. Explain what your product or service is going to cost.
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Takeaways
- A business plan keeps your goals in front of you at all times.
- A business plan helps you to know if you really can run this business.
- A business plan shows potential investors how you intend to pay them back.
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