Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Business Plan

Business Plan
The majority of people want to get into business. Being your own boss is a right in the American dream. To be self-made and self-sufficient is rooted deep within the infrastructure of America. When I ask young business men and entrepreneurs what the fine details about their business are they always seem clueless. The crucial issue is they lack a business plan. They don’t have any definite goals. The business plan should be in great detail about what their company does and how it plans to execute those plans. The first step before anyone else see’s it is you must see it first. Having a business plan is a must because it is your constitution of guidelines. It is the path your business must take to achieve success.
There are crucial elements in a business plan that I will list below.



1.       Mission Statement
You need to have a vision on where your company will operate and how. In the vision you tell your clients about you, what you do, and how you plan to execute that plan. This is known as your mission statement.

Example:
ABC Company is a manufacturing company that provides the best raw materials to our clients for the lowest cost possible. In doing so, we also provide the best service possible for clients to ensure a positive relationship, and longevity.

2.       About Us
Tell your clients, customers, and investors about yourself. Make it simple and concise in order to draw people in. Let them know who they are. People love to know what it is about you that make you who you are.

3.       Plan
Write out in detail what you are going to do with your business. How you will enter markets, what returns you are expecting, how you analyze the product, service, market, and economy. Everything in your mind must be put down into paper.



Business plans set the successful and unsuccessful apart. If you want to succeed treat it like a business, don’t trolley around hoping that you can just work based off the go. If you don’t plan, you’re planning to fail.

Go for rich,

Ronald

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