How To Write A Business Plan
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Write a business plan that potential investors will embrace!
Thinking of starting a business or raising money to expand an existing one? This popular book will show you how to write the business plan and loan package necessary to finance your business and make it work.
With How to Write a Business Plan, you'll learn how to:
How to Write a Business Plan provides a CD-ROM with spreadsheets that help you determine and forecast cash flow, financial statements, sales revenue, and profit and loss. It also provides three sample business plans you can modify for your own use.
The 9th edition is completely updated, providing all-new online resources and updated examples of great business plans.
List of Forms
Sales Revenue Forecast (Business Plan)
Loan Interest Calculation Chart
Personal Financial Statement -ASSETS
Personal Financial Statement -LIABILITIES & NET WORTH
Personal Financial Statement -ANNUAL INCOME
Personal Financial Statement -ANNUAL EXPENSES
Profit and Loss Forecast
Profit and Loss Forecast: Year Two
Cash Flow Forecast
Cash Flow Forecast: Year Two
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #89990 in Books
- Published on: 2008-12-12
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 2
- Binding: Paperback
- 288 pages
Features
- ISBN13: 9781413309089
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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Editorial Reviews
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"An essential book to help entrepreneurs..." --Dallas Morning News
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"A thorough self-help book that will lead you through the process. Examples and worksheets will help you present a convincing financial opportunity to banks and investors in a format they understand."
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"This outstanding handbook presents a step-by-step guide to writing a professional, sound business plan."
Customer Reviews
Deceiving Title, Probably Great for the Right Person
I was disappointed with this book because I had thought it would be broader and relate to all kinds of businesses. But this book is very specific to the entrepreneur starting up his or her own business, only. Its examples are mostly of home-based businesses or small sole proprietorships. The writing is sometimes condescending and assumes you know nothing whatsoever about finances and investments (which may be good for some readers). It includes several chapters of additional information for start-up companies which take up a significant portion of the book and have little or nothing at all to do with writing a business plan. I feel like this book is mistitled and would be better named, "Mike's Guide to Founding and Funding your Own Business."
THE Business Plan 101 Primer!!!
If you are a biz start-up novice and aren't sure what you need to do to get your thoughts out of your head and onto paper in a logical, well-organized manner...you need this book. If you have a business plan to write and think you might get hung up on the finance section...you need this book. If you have an idea for a business and don't know what to do next...get this book.
While this book may not be for the MBA grad, it is for the entrepreneur who is breaking on the scene with a dream that they have to make happen. How to Write a Business Plan must have used as it's mantra, "baby steps, baby steps in the right direction." Take a project that can be overwhelming and use this book to go through the process in manageable steps.
Napoleon Hill said it and so did Robert Kiyosaki...every successful business starts with an idea. Are you ready...why just sit there thinking about your great idea...why not go ahead and make it happen?!?
Easy steps for writing a business plan without need for software
I gravitated towards this book after realizing that my business idea did not fit easily within any of the prepackaged business plan software. The idea of writing the financial forcasting projections and tables on my own was quite daunting, but following this book I not only understood how to write the plan, but learned a great deal about small business financials in the process. I had use the software in the past and I had not learned a thing. Here, for the first time I actually understood why a good business plan is important, aside from being a tool for getting people to lend you money, as an actual tool to making the business work. I highly recommend this book to anybody that wants to learn a bit more about financial planning before setting out to accomplish their dream. Personally I am very grateful to have found this book, as it made a hard job easy to do. Thanks Mike, your book is a winner.
