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Writing a Business Plan: Why It Is Worth the Time and Effort

Monday Feb 2, 2009

Do you think the approach of the Bank for funding to support your business? If you have not already done so to see the manager in May, then you do not know the first thing he will want to see is your business plan.

Maybe you’re not convinced that all the time and effort required to develop a plan is essential, if so then here are the main benefits for you and your company.

1. No matter how good communicator, you are, you’ll never be able to forward your business successfully as a fully developed business plan. It provides a clear understanding of what you want to achieve. It allows you to express your ideas in a clearer manner. Read the rest of this entry »


How to Write a Business Plan

Thursday Jan 1, 2009

There are many types of symbols. The money from investors, banks or financial institutions is a typical example of symbols.

Successful Business Plan (= a successful manipulation of symbols) is the one who brings in its wake the receipt of credits (money, another type of symbol). What are the rules for manipulating symbols? In our example, what are the properties of a good business plan?

(1) that is closely linked to reality. The symbol must define the reality in a way isomorphic. We must be able to identify the reality minute, we see the symbols arranged.
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‘Stop the Stupid Stuff’ In Your Business

Tuesday Dec 23, 2008

We live in a world of change. Shift happens! Competition comes from all over the world, which means that many U.S. companies are in trouble.

Many decisions are taken which are contrary to both good business and customer loyalty.

Most agencies marketing is usually an exercise to calculate what it takes to get current and potential customers to spend more money with them.

I suggest that rather than thinking about what to do, what to stop. In other words, stop doing “stupid things”.

Do not make the stupid thing is to find which prevents customers to spend money with you and to ensure that this action or reaction from happening again.
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