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Before you begin to write a business plan, keep in mind that the purpose of a business plan is to make a compelling argument to a potential investor that your business is a solid investment. It should tell the reader what your business is about and how it will benefit investors in the long run.
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As you start writing your business plan, keep the following in mind:
What …
All things are not created equal and the same is true of venture capital firms. They differ in a great many ways so when you are looking for venture capital investment you need to be able to narrow down your search to those firms that are likely to be the most inclined to work with you.
1. Fund Size
Chances are your business is going to need extra equity capital in the future. If the VC has a large fund …
Below are 5 steps for composing a successful business plan.
1. Make an Outline
Start with a standard template for a business plan. There should be 10 parts to this plan in this exact order: A. Executive Summary, B. Company Analysis, C. Industry Analysis, D. Customer Analysis, E. Competitive Analysis, F. Marketing Plan, G. Operations Plan, H. Management Team, I. Financial Plan and J. Appendix. Take what you know about each category and write it in the appropriate area. Never …
In past articles, we discussed the things that entrepreneurs must do in order to impress angel investors and venture capitalists in order get secure equity financing. We have discussed business plans and presentations in this line.
But did you know that you must also evaluate the sources of equity financing in the same way that you are being evaluated by them? This is, after all, a two-way street where you are being given the funds to start your business while …
When you’re trying to raise capital from investors, you’ll need to address and answer three important questions in your business plan.
How much capital is necessary?
Never resort to tossing out a random figure. Instead, your business plan should specify precise, realistic dollar amounts. Plan ahead for altering your business operations if necessary, depending on how much funding you actually raise. A lot of potential investors will want to know your plans if you receive less capital than you’re requesting. …
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