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Writing a Business Plan
by John Dornoff on May 16, 2008
The Business Plan blog is providing free templates for building your business plan.

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Putting your business plan together can be a daunting task, but these templates will make the process a little easier.
Remember not only should you have a business plan for starting up your business; you should update your business plan on a regular basis based on the performance of your business and adjust your numbers.
Now you cannot be the price on these templates, they may not be right for you. There is also many software programs out on the market that may fit your needs even more.
As I have said many times, try them out, see how much you like working with them and use the program that you find the easiest and most cost effective for you.

© juhansonin
Putting your business plan together can be a daunting task, but these templates will make the process a little easier.
Remember not only should you have a business plan for starting up your business; you should update your business plan on a regular basis based on the performance of your business and adjust your numbers.
Now you cannot be the price on these templates, they may not be right for you. There is also many software programs out on the market that may fit your needs even more.
As I have said many times, try them out, see how much you like working with them and use the program that you find the easiest and most cost effective for you.
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Take time to plan your marketing, your capital investment, your accounting, your ethical values, your start-up to buy-out procedure, your profit & loss forecasts, your logos, your image, your employment ethics, your location, your managerial stance...there is no end to planning and vision. The more you see in advance, the healthier, stronger and more profitable your company will become.
Many new businesses fail in the first five years because they had no long term vision when they began! Where do you want your company to be in twenty years? Bought out? Buying up other companies? PLC? Expand to each county in UK? International locations? Decide before you begin! A long vision will provide impetus during the sticky times. Remember, "without vision, the people perish" and so will your new business!
The way I see it, a business is like an oak tree. It competes at first with the other sapling oaks, then it aims to the sky and as the years go by it matures, fills out, gives rise to new oak saplings. Let this be your business plan! Aim for the sky, grow into maturity, start new sapling businesses elsewhere.