Business Plan Components: Info Business Plan Writers Need From You To Write A Good Business Plan/ Atlanta-Nationwide:
1. Solid Contact Info: name, address, e-mail, phones, etc.
2. Legal Team/Accounting Team Info (if applicable).
3. Concept/Purpose of Company (mission, vision, slogan, status, etc)
4. Origin/Beginnings/History/Photos.
5. Products/Services/Pricing.
6. Markets/Target Market/Competition.
7. Sales/Marketing Process - Advertising/Web Status.
8. Staffing/Personnel.
9. Financials (projections, capital, how money will be made, repaid, and spent, etc). Use of loan or investment funds.
10. Misc (environmental impact, alliances, etc).
I have made and posted this simple list as a starting point for new entrepreneurs to have and understand, as they begin the journey of starting a new business. Current businesses desiring expansion most-likely already know what they need for updating their business plans.
I hope that this helps you to gather information for your business plan writer... Jimmy Hall / Atlanta (404-580-1501).
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Inexpensive Business Plans: Business Plans Written/Atlanta - Marietta 404-580-1501
At Jimmy Hall Writing Services Marietta - Atlanta (404-580-1501) I know about business plans and having inexpensive business plans written - I write business plans. People want a solid bang for their bucks, especially if the new business is a startup. (Expansions also need updated business plans/proposals.)
The whole idea is to have someone that knows what they are doing (how to write well, think correctly and logically, understands business/economics, and excels at presenting just the right information in a moving/converting way) to prepare a business prosposal that will obtain the desired results (usually business funding) at a reasonable price. Right?
It is a matter of the professional business writer explaining to the client exactly what info is needed to be incorporated into the business plan. Then, the plan developer organizes and figures out the best format and manner in which to assimilate and present the material in writing.
At Jimmy Hall Writing Services (404-580-1501), I can do this for you. A small or mini-business plan usually costs clients $350-$475, whereas a longer and more detailed plan ranges from about $500 - $1,200, depending upon exactly what the client desires included and provides. (I charge per written page, not just some across the board cost, or one-size-fits all.) Feel free to contact me forn your business plan or business writing needs....
The whole idea is to have someone that knows what they are doing (how to write well, think correctly and logically, understands business/economics, and excels at presenting just the right information in a moving/converting way) to prepare a business prosposal that will obtain the desired results (usually business funding) at a reasonable price. Right?
It is a matter of the professional business writer explaining to the client exactly what info is needed to be incorporated into the business plan. Then, the plan developer organizes and figures out the best format and manner in which to assimilate and present the material in writing.
At Jimmy Hall Writing Services (404-580-1501), I can do this for you. A small or mini-business plan usually costs clients $350-$475, whereas a longer and more detailed plan ranges from about $500 - $1,200, depending upon exactly what the client desires included and provides. (I charge per written page, not just some across the board cost, or one-size-fits all.) Feel free to contact me forn your business plan or business writing needs....
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Job Hunting: Job Hunting Should Be Taken Seriously 404-580-1501
In this day and age, with such a lack of national leadership and a rather sad macroeconomic outlook, job hunting has become a real competition. Job hunting itself is harder work than actually reporting and performing a normal job or position. It should be taken seriously. I know, because at Jimmy Hall Writing Services (404-580-1501) part of what I do is help people secure job opportunities via writing their resumes and cover letters, and providing a few tips.
Job Searcher Responsibilities
A person seeking a job should write down all of their positive attributes, skills, solid experience, work history, education, awards, accomplishments, activities, abstract skills, tangible talents, and even their weaknesses. Why? This material is useful on a resume with the rest of the obligatory front-end info. Think in terms of descriptive adjectives. What about the weaknesses?
Resume Weaknesses?
The weaknesses are what will be worked on so that they will not stand out either in an interview or on-the-job or resume. Weaknesses should be deflected from, and maybe not always volunteered. If you fix them it is not an issue anyway, right?
Resumes Are Tasks
Your presentable resume is your first test from a potential employer. They know you probably did not write the actual resume, but your ability to delegate and turn-in the final product with good and orderly info is on trial! What?
Yes, you are being evaluated before even signing a work contract. The act of securing and presenting the resume is important enough to decide whether or not you deserve a job interview - like it or not. In fact, your resume will likely be looked at for about 30 seconds at a major company, and maybe a minute elsewhere. In that time you either make the interview cut or NOT!
Pinpoint Resume Receipients
Once you have a good resume writer or resume developer and feed them the right info about yourself and what work you want to do and for what type of company/firm, the next step is to get the resume into people's hand, and hope for interviews.
So, why not brush up on what is placed upon your resume, and be ready tom defend it? Defend it? Yes. Why did you leave this job then? What were you doing between this and this time? If you are so great at doing this, why did they let you go?
I think that you get the idea. It also doesn't hurt to think about salary negotiation a little, but first things first - you need job interviews. Talk to friends, read papers, look at online job boards, cold call companies, think about places where you already do business that know you, etc.... Have places to send resumes. How about past employers, even? Maybe?
When you walk into interviews, be yourself; do not be fake or plastic. By the same token, however, do not be TOO INFORMAL either - despite the interviewer's actions. Simply be confident and know your stuff. Think in terms of you and the company evaluating each other. It is NOT so one-sided, really. You might NOT like them!
Connect With Interviewers
Do your best to connect personally with whoever you meet with in each successive interview. Why? let's face it, people hire who they like. That is the bottom line. Be pleasant and be armed with a sincere smile and you just might succeed!
Summary Of Resume Scenario
In a nutshell, hire a great resume writer/resume developer (Me, me, me!), know your stuff and be comfortable with yourself by interview time, and exchange info with your interviewer and make a connection with him or her or them.
If I can help with your resume or cover letter (or even a followup letter after interviews in many cases), please let me know (Jimmy Hall - 404-580-1501).
Job Searcher Responsibilities
A person seeking a job should write down all of their positive attributes, skills, solid experience, work history, education, awards, accomplishments, activities, abstract skills, tangible talents, and even their weaknesses. Why? This material is useful on a resume with the rest of the obligatory front-end info. Think in terms of descriptive adjectives. What about the weaknesses?
Resume Weaknesses?
The weaknesses are what will be worked on so that they will not stand out either in an interview or on-the-job or resume. Weaknesses should be deflected from, and maybe not always volunteered. If you fix them it is not an issue anyway, right?
Resumes Are Tasks
Your presentable resume is your first test from a potential employer. They know you probably did not write the actual resume, but your ability to delegate and turn-in the final product with good and orderly info is on trial! What?
Yes, you are being evaluated before even signing a work contract. The act of securing and presenting the resume is important enough to decide whether or not you deserve a job interview - like it or not. In fact, your resume will likely be looked at for about 30 seconds at a major company, and maybe a minute elsewhere. In that time you either make the interview cut or NOT!
Pinpoint Resume Receipients
Once you have a good resume writer or resume developer and feed them the right info about yourself and what work you want to do and for what type of company/firm, the next step is to get the resume into people's hand, and hope for interviews.
So, why not brush up on what is placed upon your resume, and be ready tom defend it? Defend it? Yes. Why did you leave this job then? What were you doing between this and this time? If you are so great at doing this, why did they let you go?
I think that you get the idea. It also doesn't hurt to think about salary negotiation a little, but first things first - you need job interviews. Talk to friends, read papers, look at online job boards, cold call companies, think about places where you already do business that know you, etc.... Have places to send resumes. How about past employers, even? Maybe?
When you walk into interviews, be yourself; do not be fake or plastic. By the same token, however, do not be TOO INFORMAL either - despite the interviewer's actions. Simply be confident and know your stuff. Think in terms of you and the company evaluating each other. It is NOT so one-sided, really. You might NOT like them!
Connect With Interviewers
Do your best to connect personally with whoever you meet with in each successive interview. Why? let's face it, people hire who they like. That is the bottom line. Be pleasant and be armed with a sincere smile and you just might succeed!
Summary Of Resume Scenario
In a nutshell, hire a great resume writer/resume developer (Me, me, me!), know your stuff and be comfortable with yourself by interview time, and exchange info with your interviewer and make a connection with him or her or them.
If I can help with your resume or cover letter (or even a followup letter after interviews in many cases), please let me know (Jimmy Hall - 404-580-1501).
Saturday, April 25, 2015
RESUMES: Writing Your Resume, What Resume Writers Need/Atlanta ... (404-580-1501)
Your resume is important. It is actually the first task or project that you do for your future employer? How so? The resume must be written, or delegated to a resume writer to be wriiten on your behalf, and then you are responsible for the final product given to the potential employer for consideration. Get it? resumes are written virtually every few minutes in Atlanta.
That resume is s a snapshot of YOU. If you do not do a great job of representing yourself to the possible employer, why should they want to hire you! No matter what type of position you are applying for, you are usually still expected to be able to produce a good resume, even if the job itself has ZERO to do with writing or organizing!
At my writing service, I make sure that clients provide me with complete info before I write. This includes full name, address, phone, e-mail addresses, and other contact info, 8-10 adjectives about themselves, a work ethics quote, a complete job history with company names, service dates, locations, duties, accomplishments, and transferrable skills, etc... Hint: I am a solid resume writer and know what is needed to get in the employer's door.
I also like to have a full educational picture with degrees, diplomas, schools, locations, years attended, special awards, clubs, course specialties, sports, academic achievements, and other pertinent information.
Lastly, I also like to see something about their everyday lives, whether it be church, golfing, clubs, mentoring, chess, travel, charity work, and what not.
When someone else is writing your resume, they need to feel like they know you. Sell yourself to them (hopefully me) so that they can sell you to the employer for an interview. Remember, the average resume gets about 30 seconds of initial sight, if that.
~ Jimmy Hall owns Jimmy Hall Writing Services/ Atlanta 404-580-1501. He is available to meet your writing needs.....
That resume is s a snapshot of YOU. If you do not do a great job of representing yourself to the possible employer, why should they want to hire you! No matter what type of position you are applying for, you are usually still expected to be able to produce a good resume, even if the job itself has ZERO to do with writing or organizing!
At my writing service, I make sure that clients provide me with complete info before I write. This includes full name, address, phone, e-mail addresses, and other contact info, 8-10 adjectives about themselves, a work ethics quote, a complete job history with company names, service dates, locations, duties, accomplishments, and transferrable skills, etc... Hint: I am a solid resume writer and know what is needed to get in the employer's door.
I also like to have a full educational picture with degrees, diplomas, schools, locations, years attended, special awards, clubs, course specialties, sports, academic achievements, and other pertinent information.
Lastly, I also like to see something about their everyday lives, whether it be church, golfing, clubs, mentoring, chess, travel, charity work, and what not.
When someone else is writing your resume, they need to feel like they know you. Sell yourself to them (hopefully me) so that they can sell you to the employer for an interview. Remember, the average resume gets about 30 seconds of initial sight, if that.
~ Jimmy Hall owns Jimmy Hall Writing Services/ Atlanta 404-580-1501. He is available to meet your writing needs.....
Friday, April 24, 2015
How To Get More Customers: Finding New Customers 404-580-1501
As a business owner in Atlanta or on the web nationwide, do you ever wonder how to get more customers and find new customers/clients? That was a stupid question; of course you do. Sometimes we do not even know where our next set of customers or clients might come from. But, I do have answers, and I do have to apply them for my own success at Jimmy Hall Writing Services /Marietta-Atlanta (404-580-1501).
Potential clients and customers must first know about your company or organization and what products and services it provides before they can contact you or buy anything. The First Question is: How do you contact these unknown future prospects and turn them into new customers?
Answer: You get new customers by targeting the larger group of people (target market) from which your clients will come from. This is accomplished by knowing how they think about the products and services they require from your industry.
Next Question: What is the easiest way to do this? Next Answer: By hiring a good seo writer (search engine optimization specialist) that knows how to write optimized web content directed at them via websites ad blogs.
The idea is to think like a client, and tailor web content towards them, using the same words and phrases and subject matter they use in their online searches. In this way, when they Google or Bing what they are looking for, your organization shows up!!
I am very adept at doing this for clients, at Jimmy Hall Writing Services (404-580-1501), and I would like to help you or your organization to obtain more customers and new customers. Please give me a call or click today!
Potential clients and customers must first know about your company or organization and what products and services it provides before they can contact you or buy anything. The First Question is: How do you contact these unknown future prospects and turn them into new customers?
Answer: You get new customers by targeting the larger group of people (target market) from which your clients will come from. This is accomplished by knowing how they think about the products and services they require from your industry.
Next Question: What is the easiest way to do this? Next Answer: By hiring a good seo writer (search engine optimization specialist) that knows how to write optimized web content directed at them via websites ad blogs.
The idea is to think like a client, and tailor web content towards them, using the same words and phrases and subject matter they use in their online searches. In this way, when they Google or Bing what they are looking for, your organization shows up!!
I am very adept at doing this for clients, at Jimmy Hall Writing Services (404-580-1501), and I would like to help you or your organization to obtain more customers and new customers. Please give me a call or click today!
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Free Writing Help: Tips For Business Writing/Corporate Writing 404-580-1501
At some point and time, 95% or so of businesses in Atlanta or anywhere else need various types of writing to improve their success rate, and/or bottom line. It may take one of several different forms. Each is important. This blog piece will provide some basic free writing help and writing tips for business writing and corporate writing for Atlanta organizations.
First of, who are you writing for? Whatever the writing project, whether a small note or a busines plan or long white paper or web-work, pinpoint exactly who the piece should be written for and given to. Great writing means nothing in the wrong hands; only someone with the connections or abilities to improve your situation should be targetted.
Secondly, the piece should be informative and accurate, whether it be web content, a letter, a report, a business plan, or anything else. Basic and pertinent info should be concisely as possible provided. Atlanta executives are busy people.
Thirdly, be persuasive and make a call to action logically drawn from the field of info you have provided. Assume the reader(s) is/are agreeing with your every point. Do not lose sight of the objective of the piece. Everything should be crafted with the final goal in mind.
Fourthly, provide one or more viable solutions to the situation - and explain how your solution(s) would benefit the reader and should obviously obtain his or her or their support. This goes for products, services, actions, written copy, and almost any other situation. Win-win outcomes are to be promoted.
At any rate, these writing tips will help you and your organization with communications, sales, and the bottom line!
~ Jimmy is owner and manager of JIMMY HALL WRITING SERVICES/Douglasville (404-580-1501), and carefully crafts business plans, resumes, web content, letters, blog pieces, obits, papers, reports, and social media pieces.
First of, who are you writing for? Whatever the writing project, whether a small note or a busines plan or long white paper or web-work, pinpoint exactly who the piece should be written for and given to. Great writing means nothing in the wrong hands; only someone with the connections or abilities to improve your situation should be targetted.
Secondly, the piece should be informative and accurate, whether it be web content, a letter, a report, a business plan, or anything else. Basic and pertinent info should be concisely as possible provided. Atlanta executives are busy people.
Thirdly, be persuasive and make a call to action logically drawn from the field of info you have provided. Assume the reader(s) is/are agreeing with your every point. Do not lose sight of the objective of the piece. Everything should be crafted with the final goal in mind.
Fourthly, provide one or more viable solutions to the situation - and explain how your solution(s) would benefit the reader and should obviously obtain his or her or their support. This goes for products, services, actions, written copy, and almost any other situation. Win-win outcomes are to be promoted.
At any rate, these writing tips will help you and your organization with communications, sales, and the bottom line!
~ Jimmy is owner and manager of JIMMY HALL WRITING SERVICES/Douglasville (404-580-1501), and carefully crafts business plans, resumes, web content, letters, blog pieces, obits, papers, reports, and social media pieces.
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Blogging/Atlanta: How To Start A Blog For Business or Pleasure or Both - Jimmy Hall
Blogging is in for Atlanta businesses and those elsewhere. If you are reading this piece, you must know it since you are reading one, and are interested in the subject. Obviously, blogs are informative, interesting (in many cases), creative, help drive potential clients to websites, make direct sales, convert readers, provide 2-way feedback, are wonderful methods of personal expression, and are great for search engine optimization (seo) purposes!
So, how to start a blog for business in Atlanta, Marietta, or elsewhere is a very relative subject, right? Of course. In fact, personal blogs are even cheap therapy. Where else can someone express themselves to most of the world, basically for FREE?
Most blogging platforms allow you to setup a blog for FREE. I recommend Google's platform, Blogger.com (which the one you are reading is setup on), but some other bloggers prefer WordPress.com. These are the two biggies.
Once you pick one, setup your profile. Choose a great NAME with words describing your content. Then, every bit of information you ever wanted to share about yourself or your company or organization (or as little as you want) can be entered in various information fields, with or without photos and videos.
This stuff is really great for search engine optimization, so use keywords and a logical format when entering! (Add your website url and logo and anything else useful.)
NEXT: Both blogging platforms provide various pre-generated layouts and color schemes and styles. You can virtually make your blog look like whatever you want, and you will change it often! Create the blog. Then, prooofread the basic info, and pre-set the various blog settings exactly how you want them. Make the blog available for search engines, and possibly reader comments - your choice.
Finally, it is time to actually write. The blog fields are nice, and easy to maneuver and use. Pick a great subject. Decide on a few keywords relative to it. Title it. Write some solid and relvant copy (words) about the subject in a rational and orderly fashion (usually 300-800 words), double-check the grammar and for typos, and click publish after adding a pic or two (optional). *Hint: Chop the blog up into paragraphs with spaces between them.
Then, after writing a couple of more pieces, go ahead and manually submit the blog to the big search engines. Within a couple of weeks they should crawl it; maybe faster if you link your website to the blog. Then it will be indexed and added to search results for when people look your keywords up!
Start Blog
So, how to start a blog for business in Atlanta, Marietta, or elsewhere is a very relative subject, right? Of course. In fact, personal blogs are even cheap therapy. Where else can someone express themselves to most of the world, basically for FREE?
Blogging Platforms
Most blogging platforms allow you to setup a blog for FREE. I recommend Google's platform, Blogger.com (which the one you are reading is setup on), but some other bloggers prefer WordPress.com. These are the two biggies.
Setup Blog Profile/Info/Blog Name
Once you pick one, setup your profile. Choose a great NAME with words describing your content. Then, every bit of information you ever wanted to share about yourself or your company or organization (or as little as you want) can be entered in various information fields, with or without photos and videos.
Search Engine Optimization (SEO)/Keywords
This stuff is really great for search engine optimization, so use keywords and a logical format when entering! (Add your website url and logo and anything else useful.)
Pick Blog Layout
NEXT: Both blogging platforms provide various pre-generated layouts and color schemes and styles. You can virtually make your blog look like whatever you want, and you will change it often! Create the blog. Then, prooofread the basic info, and pre-set the various blog settings exactly how you want them. Make the blog available for search engines, and possibly reader comments - your choice.
Write Blog Piece: Blog!
Finally, it is time to actually write. The blog fields are nice, and easy to maneuver and use. Pick a great subject. Decide on a few keywords relative to it. Title it. Write some solid and relvant copy (words) about the subject in a rational and orderly fashion (usually 300-800 words), double-check the grammar and for typos, and click publish after adding a pic or two (optional). *Hint: Chop the blog up into paragraphs with spaces between them.
Submit Blog To Search Engines/Link To Website
Then, after writing a couple of more pieces, go ahead and manually submit the blog to the big search engines. Within a couple of weeks they should crawl it; maybe faster if you link your website to the blog. Then it will be indexed and added to search results for when people look your keywords up!
Blogging: Hiring Bloggers/Blog Writers
Often, part or all of this process is not for everyone. This is especially true for business blogging. You might have the ideas, but few writing skills and no seo knowledge. In this case, hire a blog content writer or web content writer.
At Jimmy Hall Writing Services/Atlanta - Marietta (404-580-1501), I write blog content, and I wrote this piece! For very reasionable rates, I can help you or your organization. Try me!
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