Raising funds for a business is no easy task. And so is running your business.
Or at least it can seem so until you get yourself that comprehensive business plan.
Are you struggling to get the capital to start up or expand your business?
Are you wondering how to validate your business model and convince venture capitalists, investors, banks or other SBA -backed loan providers that your business idea is viable?
Are you unsure how to get your point across to them? If so, then you’ve started to see some of the challenges of developing your business plan in-house.
You’re not alone in your business plan writing quagmire and, like many successful small to medium-sized business owners and individual entrepreneurs, you may need to outsource to a business plan writer.
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You Can’t Afford Not To Outsource Business Plan Development for Shorter Time to Funding and Business Success
The quality demands for business owners and individual entrepreneurs have increased as ever-more-promising and viable business idea-flooded funding providers require ever-more-customized-business plans–that clearly outlines the market need your idea solves.
You’re not just writing a business plan to get by the SBA business loan application checklist anymore—and even they are increasingly astute about the quality of business plans.
Now your business plan needs to be written in a compelling manner and directly to your prospective loan provider. (Even if you target a bunch of angel investors, they also do have unique requirements, as they increasingly become more discerning on the businesses they back.)
If you’re still not convinced of the positive Return On Investment to be gained by outsourcing to a professional business plan writer, read on!
Get a business plan that meets different funding provider requirements:
Outsourced business plans are developed to meet different funding provider requirements increasing your chances of getting funded.
Even if you are an exceptional, passionate business strategist, you may not have the extra time to write a compelling business plan–or to keep up with trends in the business funding or investment arena.
By outsourcing business plan writing, you’ll be getting the services of a dedicated, professional business plan consultant with business strategy, financial modelling, market planning and market research skills; who is also up to date on what the SBA, banks, venture capitalists or angel investors are looking for in business plans.
Get a business plan that compels the reader:
With an outsourced comprehensive business plan consultant, you’ll also get someone who understands business loans and funding providers—and their motivating factors.
These consultants know which buttons to press when it comes to writing the business plan content or developing the investor pitch deck.
They know how to get the desired action, results and success.
Get a solid customized business plan tailored to your needs:
You may never get another chance to make an impression on your prospective funding provider, so you want to use your first opportunity to do just that.
Your business plan is therefore very often the first and unfortunately for most people, the last impression potential investors will ever get about your idea.
And it doesn’t matter whether you have a great product, service, staff or customers. It’s therefore critical that you do it right the first time. Your business plan typically must be tailored to the unique needs of the respective SBA office, investor or bank you are trying to get funds or backing from.
As business plan consultants have tonnes of experience in a gamut of industries, they usually have special understanding and insight into what lenders and investors or funders are looking for.
Get superior business performance:
An outsourced business plan writer will never relax until you are 100% satisfied with your business plan.
They want your business plan to be successful.
It is one way of getting repeat business or referrals from you. You don’t need words just to meet the minimum page requirements.
You need a business plan that provides a clear road-map for your business. For instance, sharing aspects of your business with the consultant gives you a chance to look out for any gaps and potential weaknesses in your revenue model previously overlooked and which may need additional work before going to market.
It is also an opportunity for you to learn of the most cutting-edge promotional strategies presently in use in your industry but which you were previously unaware of.
Get high a quality successful business plan:
Select a business plan writer that offers a full menu of complimentary services that encompass a business plan, marketing plan, executive summary, market research, industry analysis, proforma financial statements, revenue models, and more.
From a temporary worker or an individual business plan consultant you will get a quality, customized and complete business plan at an affordable price; to act as a business road-map; ready for presentation to SBA, bank, venture capitalist, or angel investor; and increase your chances of getting funds.
The individual business plan consultant is able to charge minimal fees as they pass on to you what they save on overheads, unlike a business plan consulting firm.
Get yourself back on important tasks:
Business plan development outsourcing allows you to direct your efforts back to the tasks you’re most effective at.
According to the SBA, an average entrepreneur spends 400 hours creating a business plan.
On the other hand, by outsourcing, you can save yourself of going through the business plan writing learning curve and allow a professional to do it in as little as 45 using resources they’ve gathered along the way.
– Have you tried business plan development outsourcing? Why or why not? Share with us in the comments –
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