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If You Don’t Have A Plan, You Are Definitely Planning To Fail
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If You Don’t Have a Plan, You Are
Definitely Planning To Fail
Just as an architect will create a blueprint to make sure that a
building will be structurally sound, a business plan is a
blueprint for your business. It will help you to determine if
your business will be solid from the beginning. If you do not
have a business plan, you are gambling with your business
as there are just too many things to chance.
A business plan contains a description of your business, including operating details, market
research and marketing strategies, financial forecasts and even an evaluation of your biggest
competitors.
Putting together an organized business plan increases your odds of succeeding as an entrepreneur
dramatically.
Some of the things you want to put a lot of thought into when developing a business plan:
First of all, determine if your business has a chance of making a good profit.
Put together an estimate of your start-up costs, and how much money you will need to get
started, and how much you will personally need to invest or finance.
Put together a revenue estimate of your market, who your potential customers would be, and
what percentage of the market you would expect to reach.
Think about potential problems beforehand so that you can solve them before they become a
catastrophe.
Develop an effective marketing strategy.
Do your homework and through an analysis of your competition, put together what your business
would be offering that they do not.
If you need to raise funds and convince investors and lenders to fund your business, you will
need a well written, well researched solid business plan.