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The following books provide examples, tips, and instructions for drafting your business plan.
Business Plans Handbook Business Plans Handbook is a collection of actual business plans compiled by entrepreneurs seeking funding for small businesses throughout North America.
Write Your Business Plan (eBook) by Write Your Business Plan takes aspiring entrepreneurs past one of the hardest steps of startup second to committing to their business goal -- defining how to achieve it. Each chapter is devoted to analyzing, explaining, and presenting practical instruction on developing a business plan relevant to today's marketplace and lending landscapes.
Writing a Convincing Business Plan by A sound and convincing business plan is an entrepreneur's important first step in starting up a profitable business. It's also a prerequisite for getting financing and attracting investors. A sound business plan describes the business operations and goals, analyzes and forecasts markets and sales, sets up operating and marketing plans and schedules, and estimates operating expenses. This book shows how to organize and write a logical, business-savvy, and professionally polished business plan that can be presented to potential investors and financial institutions.
How to Write a Business Plan by How to Write a Business Plan will show you how to write the right plan for your business and design a loan package necessary to finance your business and make it work.One of the first things you will need to do when writing your business plan is to identify your Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code and your North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code. These are systems of classifying businesses by type.
North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) by Standard Industrial Classification Manual by