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What Is A Business Plan?

Although a proper legal structure is very important for a startup business, there are many other considerations that are very likely much more important if the business is to be successful.

In particular, developing a business plan is often very important, even for those businesses that do not intend to raise outside capital. Though the term business plan is quite general and can have a myriad of different meanings, the term business plan often refers to a document that contains the following seven (7) sections, or some derivatives thereof:

  1. Executive Summary
  2. Company Description
  3. Market Analysis
  4. Market Strategy
  5. Marketing & Sales
  6. Organization & Management Plan
  7. Financial Plan

The following infographic contains a brief visual summary of each of the aforementioned sections and is by no means comprehensive.

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