Business Plan Writing by National Professional Filing
Business Plan Writing is what our company does. One of our professional business plan writers will help describe your business clearly and detail its expected financial performance. Let us explain your goals and vision and mix our experience in finance and market research to create a winning business plan for the difficult audiences of bank loan officers, venture capitalists and investors.
The typical business plan takes a business owner 400+ hours to complete (sba.gov). An average consultant takes about 40 hours. A consultant usually doesn’t spend 8 hours a day writing a single document. Most other firms quote a month or more for the turnaround time of a document because they outsource or employ part-timers. At National Professional Filing, five people work on your document and most projects can be drafted in a single week. This means that consultant fatigue is taken out of the equation, and a skilled professional working on the aspect of the plan they specialize in. Writing your business plan for your company will be a MBA in Finance doing the numbers, a Master of English writing the summaries, and a MBA in Marketing creating your marketing strategy plus two more people checking their work to complete the plan and move on to the next project.
Keys to a Good Business Plan
- Use a business plan to set concrete goals, responsibilities, and deadlines to guide your business.
- A good plan assigns tasks to people or teams and sets milestones and deadlines for tracking implementation.
- A practical business plan includes 10 parts implementation for every one part strategy.
- As part of the implementation of a business plan, it should provide a forum for regular review and corrections.
Typical Business Plan Elements
- Executive Summary
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Write this last. It’s just a page or two of highlights
- Company Description
Legal establishment, history, start-up plans, etc.
- Product or Service
Describe what you’re selling. Focus on customer benefits.
- Market Analysis
You need to know your market, customer needs, where they are, how to reach them, etc.
- Strategy and Implementation
Be specific. Include management responsibilities with dates and budget.
- Management Team
Include backgrounds of key members of the team, personnel strategy, and details.
- Financial Plan
Include profit and loss, cash flow, balance sheet, break-even analysis, assumptions, business ratios, etc.
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