Make Your Business Dreams Come True
Casey DawesSmall Business Coach
According to a Spring 2010 Palo Alto Software survey of almost 3,000 business owners, those entrepreneurs who had a business plan were significantly more likely to:
- Grow their business
- Secure investment capital
- Get a loan
Women run their businesses differently from men. So why can’t we have a business plan guide that acknowledges that?
Good business plans aren’t written for banks; they’re written for business owners. That’s why we created The Wise Woman’s Guide to Writing a Business Plan—so women business owners could develop a plan that works for them.
And yet the business plan you develop from The Wise Woman’s Guide to Writing a Business Plan will have all the components you need to present your plan to others in a clear and comprehensive manner—including banks and the Small Business Administration.
You’ll feel confident with this plan. You know it will:
- Show lending officials and grantors that you know your business inside and out
- Give you the foundation for the marketing and sales you need to do to substantially increase your profits
- Create momentum for you and your staff to craft the business you envision
There are several methods women entrepreneurs use to write business plans:
- They take a class and write it
- They work with a consultant to write it
- They hire someone else to write it
- What business plan?
Taking a class is a good way to get the knowledge that you need to write a business plan, if you can find one within your price range that gives you all the information you need.
Most lenders encourage business owners to write their own business plan. Hiring a business plan consultant can be a very expensive alternative. The average cost to hire an inexpensive business plan consultant is $5,000. Expert consultants can cost up to $10,000 and more.
One of my favorite small business gurus is Casey Dawes.
Recently, she wrote an ebook: A Wise Woman’s Guide To Writing A Business Plan. I found this to be an invaluable resource as a woman business owner.
~Danielle Terrazas, Color Story Studio
The Wise Woman’s Guide to Writing a Business Plan covers all you need to know about writing a business plan in a clear and friendly manner. This e-book includes:
- Why a woman’s business plan MUST be different from a man’s
- How a business plan can increase your profit and efficiency
- The easiest way possible to write a business plan
- What to gather before you start writing
- The best way to organize the plan
- How to write key sections of the plan
- Checklists to help you get started and keep track of your business plan
This e-book is available to you right now for only $37.
If you have decided not to purchase this product, you may be thinking one of the following things.
I don’t really need a business plan.
In an uncertain economic environment, you can’t afford not to pay attention to business basics. Yes, it’s difficult to get a loan to tide you over if some of your business falls off. But it’s impossible to get a loan without a strong business strategy that is developed in your business plan.
This isn’t the right time to do a business plan
There are many things in life that don’t have a good time. Was there a good time to get married? Have a baby? The same is true about creating plans and systems for your business. It doesn’t appear to ever be a good time. But if you don’t do it, there will be plenty of bad times when you wish you had. It’s a matter of prioritizing what’s really important to you.
“I know Casey Dawes personally and she is a fantastic teacher and coach.”
~Linda Brown, Linda Brown Coaching
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