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How to create a sound business plan
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marker00
Joined: Thu Aug 12, 2010 7:44 pm Posts: 30 Location: uk
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Re: How to create a sound business plan
People who have high levels of business success usually have several things in common. First, they have a passion for their work and a strong belief in its value. Second, they are well focused. Third, they have a natural aptitude for what they do, and they work hard to develop their talents. In short, they know what they’re doing, enjoy what they’re doing, and believe in what they’re doing. The following factors contribute most to business success and should predominate your planning process:
* The Business Concept * Understanding the Market * Industry Health * Capable Management * Financial Control * Consistent Business Focus * Anticipating Change
As you refine your business concept, keep in mind that successful businesses incorporate at least one of these elements: * Something New - This could be a new product, service, feature, or technology. * Something Better - The "something better" element encompasses a better service, lower prices, greater reliability, or increased convenience. * An Underserved or New Market - Most often this is an unaddressed niche market, an underserved location, or market for which there is a greater demand than competitors can currently satisfy. * Increased Integration - This situation occurs when a single product is both manufactured and sold by the same company, or when a company offers more services or products in one location. Thanks
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james123
Joined: Fri Aug 20, 2010 9:44 pm Posts: 33 Location: uk
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Re: How to create a sound business plan
Hello The following factors contribute most to business success and should predominate your planning process:
The Business Concept Understanding the Market Industry Health Capable Management Financial Control Consistent Business Focus Anticipating Change As you refine your business concept, keep in mind that successful businesses incorporate at least one of these elements:
Something New - This could be a new product, service, feature, or technology. Something Better - The "something better" element encompasses a better service, lower prices, greater reliability, or increased convenience. An Underserved or New Market - Most often this is an unaddressed niche market, an underserved location, or market for which there is a greater demand than competitors can currently satisfy. Increased Integration - This situation occurs when a single product is both manufactured and sold by the same company, or when a company offers more services or products in one location. Thanks
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