Investors want to make sure that your business is going to make them money. Because of this expectation, investors want to know everything about your business. To help with this process, document everything from your expenses, cash flow and industry projections. Also, don’t forget seemingly minor details like your location strategy and licensing agreements.

A great business plan will always include a strategic and aggressive marketing plan. This typically includes achieving marketing objectives such as:

1. Cover Sheet with (Company Logo)
2. Table of Contents
3. Executive Summary 
4. Company Summary 
5. Products and Service Description
6. Market and Industry Analysis
7. Strategy and Implementation Analysis
8. Management Summary
9. Marketing Plan
10. Three Year Financial Plan (P&L Statement, Common Size Income Statement, Cash Flow Analysis, Balance Sheet, Breakeven Analysis, Business Ratios Page, and Loan Amortization Chart)
11. SWOT Analysis (Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, and Threat) 
12. Critical Issues Analysis
13. Sources of Industry and Market Analysis Citations
14. Investor Pitch Deck

The potential readers of a business plan are a varied bunch, ranging from bankers and venture capitalists to employees. Although this is a diverse group, it is a finite one. And each type of reader does have certain typical interests. If you know these interests up-front, you can be sure to take them into account when preparing a plan for that particular audience.

For example, bankers will be more interested in balance sheets and cash flow statements, while venture capitalists will be looking at the basic business concept and your management team. The manager on your team, however, will be using the plan to remind themselves of objectives.

Because of this, make sure that your plan can be modified depending on the audience reading your plan. However, keep these alterations limited from one plan to another. This means that when sharing financial projections, you should keep that data the same across the board.

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