A properly executed plan that reflects all aspects of your business idea allows a potential investor to adequately perceive and evaluate your project. There are standard layout structures that you can use as a template for the correct layout of your own project plan.
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Instructions
Step 1
In order for the idea to work, it is necessary to correctly draw up an action plan. Today there are no strict standards for the design of plans. The structure of the plan design depends on the specifics of the industry in which the project is supposed to develop.
The universal structure according to which a plan can be drawn up consists of the following elements:
Step 2
Title page.
This section reflects information about the developer of the business idea, as well as the characteristics of the company or the name of the industry in which the business is supposed to develop.
Step 3
Summary.
This section contains a brief description and main parameters of a business plan.
Step 4
Characteristics of the company.
This section contains the basic legal as well as financial data of the firm or company.
Step 5
Product characteristic.
If you intend to organize a business for the release of a product, after describing the company, you must describe the future product, as well as the technology for its manufacture.
Step 6
Sales policy and marketing.
This section of the plan is intended for information about the intended market for sale, as well as about the potential customers to whom the production of a product or service is aimed.
Step 7
Production plan.
This subsection of the business plan should contain a detailed description of the technology by which the new product will be manufactured. In addition, in this section, you must indicate the cost of the product or service.
Step 8
Financial plan.
In this section of the plan, add a description of the required investment in the project. Separately, it is worth mentioning the income and expenditure of the project, as well as all the necessary tax payments.
Step 9
Risks., Methodically describe the possible risks that may arise during the development of the project. After describing possible problems, try to disclose as much as possible all possible methods of solving and eliminating emerging risks.
Step 10
Economic and social implications.
In this section, describe the impact of the future project on the social sphere (for example, the provision of new jobs), as well as on the economy.
Step 11
Efficiency and focus of the project.
Here, describe the maximum efficiency that can be obtained as a result of your project.
Step 12
Such a design of the plan will fully reveal to the future investor all the positive aspects of the development of your proposed business idea. Sticking to the general structure, draw up a plan based on the specific features of the project. At the same time, both the number of sections of the plan and their subject matter can change.
