Writing a business plan is both easy and fun. For a very basic business plan, open a word document and create six sections corresponding to the numbers below. 1) Determine your value proposition. 2) Describe your company. 3) Analyze the products/services you would offer and their place in the m...
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I wish you had included more details in your question. There are a lot of experts on the site that would be happy to contribute their knowledge and wisdom to help you outline your business plan, but you've left a lot to be desired in what you're trying to learn. A basic business plan would incl...
1. Lucid understanding of the objective behind business plan development 2. Customizing the content plan (skeleton) per objective 3. Adopting planning the business approach than writing a business plan 4. Knowing "How-To" and "What-If" Hope above to be of some help. Looking for anything spec...
Forget business plan templates for a minute. Any plan for your business has to have the following points that cover all aspects of your business: 1- desired outcome 2- steps to reach your outcome 3- cost of each step (in dollar and time) 4- return on investment (ROI on your cost above) 5- risks ...
Hi! I work with entrepreneurs who are exploring opportunities and launching and I lecture in Entrepreneurship on the side. The answer to your question is it depends on the purpose of your business plan and who the audience is. If it's for yourself to help you plan the business, then a good plac...
There are various templates that you can find using a Google search. However, it is sometimes difficult for a founder with limited experience writing business plans to write a plan that is clear to outsiders - the founder is often too deep in the weeds. The first thing you need to do is be clea...
I've worked with a number of business coaches and used a few different frameworks. I also have a post coming up in Smallvile (http://smallville.com.au/) on just this topic in the next week or so! The framework I like best is quite simple and I first heard about it from Taki Moore, although I jus...
Divide your task in multiple steps. Then tackle each one individually. First, think on how the industry (in your case professional studio rental, but also production agency) is developing in the next years. Think of the context, competitors, new technologies (in video production - AI generated ...
Usually it comes as "extraordinary events", which it would be a specific line apart in the P&L and would necessary have a note to explain the whole situation and how it won't happen again, and what are you doing to mitigate those risks (this is kind of from an accounting perspective and so you ca...