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(More customer reviews)According to Antarctic explorer Roald Amundsen, "Adventure is just bad planning." Adventure is certainly not a priority in business. To avoid it, all firms need a well-conceived, properly organized and expertly written business plan. A good business plan can help your business accomplish vital objectives, such as securing the financial backing you need to take your company to the next level or getting top dollar if you decide to sell the firm. Brian Finch, a seasoned business professional, has assembled a basic, practical - though list-heavy - book on how to write a concrete business plan to achieve maximum impact. Although he rightly remarks that "there is bound to be some repetition in your business plan, just as there is in this book," getAbstract finds that rookie entrepreneurs will benefit from his savvy advice.
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Starting with the premise that there's only one chance to make a good impression, How to Write a Business Plan covers all the issues involved in producing a business plan – from profiling competitors and forecasting market development, to the importance of providing clear and concise financial information. It also includes a full glossary, case histories and a detailed section on the related issue of how a company can best use internal business plans.
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