Business Plan Development 101: Business Plan Writer/Atlanta ~ (404) 580-1501

There is always a steady flow of chatter about “business plans.” Everyone knows they are required and much-needed, but few people really know exactly why. Tip: business plan development by a business plan writer/business plan developer in Atlanta or New York or anywhere else is an extremely important function.

Why Are Business Plans Important?

Why are business plans so important for startups and expansions in Atlanta and across the nation? They are business blueprints. A business plan is the basis for acquiring financing for the venture, as well as the outline and blueprint proscribing organizational operations while it is up and running.

In blunt terms, the business plan gets the organization cash and directs day to day and long-term operations. Money is the first concern, functioning effectively and efficiently the second. The doors cannot open without financing and an initial cash supply.

Business Financing: Loans or Investments

This cash can come in the form of loans from financial institutions or banks, which become creditors; or this financing might come in the form of venture capital or cash from investors that believe in the organization’s concept/idea. Investors generally become partial owners in the organization.

The fact is that before a venture capitalist or any financial firm provides money to anyone or any other organization, they want to know about the outfit and exactly how the money will be used. Then, there is also the issue of repayment with interest or return on investment. Nobody or firm wants to lose or throw away money on an unjustified gamble.

  

Business Plan Writers/Developers

A good business plan writer or business plan developer/Atlanta knows the precise information and data needed from his or her client, and exactly how to plan, assimilate, edit, word, and organize it for delivery.

This business blueprint data/info revolves around:

1.    Basic Contact Info/addresses of key players.

2.    Company Name and potential address/area.

3.    Basic Idea or Concept.

4.    Background/Origins.

5.    Management Team Information.

6.    Mission, Vision, Slogan, and Logo.

7.    Products/Services/Prices.

8.    Operations.

9.    Marketing Plan/Target Market.

   10. Competition.

   11. Financial Facts and Projections: Revenues/Expenses.

   12. S.W.O.T. Analysis Info.

   13. Industry/Subject-Specific Info/Misc.

 Why so much information?

The business plan to an organization looking for financing is somewhat like a resume for a person looking for a new job. It must be factual, moderately detailed, neat, easy to read, persuasive/convincing, well-organized, have an inherent call to action, and be consistent (throughout) with the proposed mission of the organization.

Do not settle for a mediocre business plan developer/writer. At Jimmy Hall Writing Services/Atlanta (404) 580-1501, I craft great business plans for my clients. I hold two business degrees (BBA/MS) and an English minor, in addition to real-world business experience, that I place at your disposal. Thanks….