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How to find a sample business plan, and mirror it
Ok, so you may have some good ideas and the motivation to implement them.Now comes the challenging part: the business plan.A business plan is very much like a proposal that you will present to potential investors.Your business plan is also your guide to the actions that you are going to take during your first years of operation.You must have a business plan if you plan on surviving in the industry. There are many business plans that have been published and are readily available for reading.Although it may be wise to look and learn from how others have formatted their business plans, it is not wise to simply mirror it.This is because each business plan is by nature very unique.In fact you have to tailor your plan to its real business purpose. Your business is never going to be exactly like another person's business.People have different strengths, weaknesses and budget limitations.Even the most successful business plans will not always work for you if you simply replicate them. In addition to having the final business plan itself, it is important to consider the added benefit of researching and re-evaluating your process.Simply mirroring another person's business plan gives you no insight into the development process.There is a great deal of valuable information that can be gained from researching business plans and creating a well thought out plan that will work specifically for you. Sample business plan outline: If you are looking for some direction in how to format your business plan, below you will find a sample contents page outline.
B. Company summary (analysis in the form of charts and tables of start-up) C. Product/service description D. Market analysis summary (with chart/table of market analysis and market summary)
E. Strategy and implementation summary (with chart/table of annual sales)
F. Management summary G. Financial plan
Other sample business plans can be found in a number of places.For immediate access you can easily find completed business plans on the internet.If you are looking for a specific type of business plan you may consider contacting the business owner or looking in literature printed by that market segment.Software is also available to provide you with helpful examples and direction for writing your own business plan.
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