Business Plan Sample Guidelines

By Frances M. Ledoux


Are you looking at starting your own business? If so, then a free sample business plan can be an excellent tool for you to use. The starting of a new business and/or owning a business is a large investment in time and money. By looking at a free sample business plan to get advice and ideas from other successful companies, you will benefit both long and short term. A free sample business plan from a well-respected company will guide you and/or give you at least a solid starting point. The following are some features you may find in a free sample business plan.

Overall you need to include five bigger topics in your plan. These five topics are an Executive Summary, History and Position to Date, Market Research, Business Strategy and Operations.The first thing you need to do when you write a restaurant business plan sample is to write an Executive Summary. In the Executive Summary there are a few issues you need to address. These issues include: a description of the company, a mission statement, products and services you will offer, a financial forecast, and financing requirements. All of this information will help lay the foundation for what your restaurant will do and how you plan to do it.

The next issue you need to write about is History and Position to Date. This will take things a step further and lay even more of a foundation while including more details. While writing this part of your plan you should include: the company's mission, the management teams and key personnel, services (more in depth), a company history, guarantees and warranties you'll offer, and your business structure.

Even if you find a plan that seems close to what yours is going to be, the research you have to do and the specifics that apply to your business are going to be significantly different. The time saved is going to be next to nothing compared to just simply creating your own plan.

Financial & Budgetary Analysis: The financial & budgetary analysis section of the sample plan will be an outline of profits, income, and expenditures of an organization already in existence. As a business just starting out, the section will be projected costs and expenditures, as well as profit projections. This is a great way for a business person to assess and visualize the venture is worth it. In other words, if it will not cost more to get started/operate than the money it will bring in.Company Highlights: The free sample business plan will also include a section for you to look at that will have miscellaneous highlights of the company. The free sample business plan will list such highlights as: a mission statement; value statement; keys for success; desired outcomes; etc. All will show and prove why and how the business will be profitable.

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