Business plans are blueprints for the financial and
operational activities of a business venture, person, or other organizational
entity. They are particularly needed for new businesses or startups, but are
also in demand for expansions and existing organizations that require change or
changes.
This Atlanta area writing service writes/provides
business plans that function exceptionally for their respective entrepreneurs
and managers period, whether in Alpharetta, Atlanta, or elsewhere. Now - what
functions do business plans actually serve, and why are they required?
FINANCING
Business plans/business blueprints are needed and
required for the financing of new businesses (or organizations), expanding or
changing ongoing businesses, the operations of organizations, and for organizational
framework.
Financing is acquired through either attracting or
persuading investors to join-in on
the venture by acting as venture capitalists investing money OR by
securing some form of loan(s) from banks or other financial institutions or Small Business Administration loans, etc.
INVESTING
Those investing money into the venture are owners;
whereas those loaning cash are creditors. Each needs to see a solid business
plan before they provide cash money to an operation, especially if it is a new
business. They demand it, and so would you.
The investors generally want to know the basics about
your unique idea, how it will make money, and what they can expect for their
initial and subsequent investments. Apart from extremely large deals, investors
require smaller business plans – often these investors are members of the
family, friends, neighbors, acquaintances, co-workers, etc.
LOANING
Banks and financial institutions, on the other hand, want
every “t” crossed and “I” dotted. In addition to applications and paperwork
(red tape) they want a blueprint explaining and justifying the loan.
Detailed projections and financial data are asked for by
these institutions in Atlanta and everywhere else, and need to be explained, in
addition to operational, functional, managerial, marketing/sales, staffing, equipment/inventory,
and other activities related to organizations’ missions and visions.
MONEY
MATTERS
Indeed - investors & creditors/banks like to know exactly
what they will get back, when they will receive it, and how it will be secured
or acquired to be given to them. Yes, there is a little more to a business plan
or business blueprint than just stating Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities,
and Threats (SWOT Analysis).
OPERATIONAL
& FUNCTIONAL PURPOSES
Business plans also serve as the blueprint for
setting-up, managing, and running companies. They provide order and keep
organizations focused on their missions and the financial and operational means
of being successful.
Things change. Conditions change. The Economic
environment changes. This makes it sensible to update a business plan
regularly, about every 18 to 24 months.
Organizations never really know what opportunities or
disasters might be right around the future corner. As such, it pays to keep
information updated and ready for future use with little adjusting required.
At JIMMY HALL WRITING
SERVICES/Atlanta (404-580-1501),
I assist people by writing business plans/developing business plans they need
to acquire financing and keep their ideas and organizations on track.
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