• Describe the market place that your business is a part of, the competition and also the opportunities for growth in that market.
• Give them financial figures including running costs, projected earnings, projected growth forecasts and also any financial history the business might have had.
• Show them that you are flexible in that you have a plan B if plan A does not come to fruition.
• Sell them your ideas by telling them why you are setting up the business for example, and where you dream it will be in five years time.
• Include a mission statement explaining what you are attempting to achieve with your business.

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1. Executive Summary.

2. Market Analysis.

3. Company Description.

4. Organization and Management.

5. Marketing and Sales Management.

6. Product or Services.

7. Funding Request.

8. Financials. Appendices.

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1. Write from the audience’s perspective.
2. Research the market thoroughly
3. Understand the competition
4. Attention to Detail
5. Focus on the Opportunity
6. Ensure all Key Areas are covered in the Plan
7. Do the Sums
8. Executive Summary
9. Review Process
10. Implement the Plan

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