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Writing a Business Plan
by Greg Balanko-Dickson on November 2, 2006

Sometimes called a mission statement, I like to think of it as defining your purpose and it should answer these questions:
1) Why does your business exist?
2) To what end is all the businesses effort and time being expended?
3) Who is the customer?
4) To what end is all the effort and time being expended?
To be of practical value, this purpose statement must be brief enough that it can be remembered and instill confidence. Therefore, it should be 25 words or less. Eventually, you can shorten it to 3-5 words for a promotional tag line.
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