At one
time or another almost everyone dreams or thinks about starting a new business
or money-making venture in Atlanta, Macon, New York, Chicago, or elsewhere.
Obviously, some people take potential business startups very seriously.
Those
few willing to move on their unique ideas are entrepreneurs, and need to know exactly
what their next step in the process is: having a business plan written.
Business Plan Information Material
In the
scheme of things, a “would be entrepreneur” should take a large number of
notes. This info and data should deal with the pros and cons of their basic
idea, and consider everything from their vision, mission, slogan, marketing
ideas, products and services to offer/prices, demographics, target market,
financials, location, management/staff, and daily operations.
Perhaps
as important as anything is the actual plan and means by which investors will
make a return on their investment and how creditors loaned money will be repaid
(with interest).
Projections
matter. Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats also matter (and
should be noted and included in the working notes). Facts and expectations
matter. At best, demand and supply are only ballpark figures, generalities.
Still, basic logic, economics, marketing, and accounting will be your friends.
A bit
of easy research should be done on the internet, and this should be added to
the information already known and contemplated. The task of studying about the
new venture should be especially fun and interesting – if it is NOT, abandon
the idea; it is NOT for you.
Hiring Business Plan Writer(s)
Supposing
you want to further your new business startup quest, the next step is to find a
quality business plan writer/business plan developer to assimilate, organize,
plan, edit, arrange and add to your information and produce your business
plan/business blueprint. Hire one at a reasonable cost.
As your
business plan developer writes the plan, stay in touch with him or her; likely,
they will have many additional questions anyway. Upon completion and delivery
(usually via e-mail) of the finished plan, setup your meetings with those able
to finance your operation. Hopefully, you will have a winner!
Adjust Your Business Plan Sometimes
Keep in
mind that if you are at first rejected, often a small amount of plan adjusting
and compromise will get the deals done. Unless your idea is extremely unique,
have a degree of flexibility and patience. It helps.
I am
Jimmy Hall of Jimmy Hall Writing
Services
(404-580-1501). I would like to be
considered as your business plan writer/business plan consultant. Thanks….
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