Congratulations—you put a lot of research and thought into writing your business plan, and it’s finally finished! But now what? Here’s what to do once your business plan is finished—and how to turn that finished business plan into strong business management habits.
You’ve built your business idea into a scalable, high-growth potential startup. You’ve demonstrated some initial traction in the marketplace, and now you’re seeking your first round of funding. Here’s what to include in your pitch to investors, and how to create a business plan that will help you get investment.
Strategy is useless without tactics for execution. The plan was brilliant on the whiteboard, but never got to the real world. What happened? Don’t leave that whiteboard without developing key tactics.
Writing a business plan can seem like a daunting task and an easy one to avoid. But, it doesn’t have to be. An easy way to start is with a one-page business plan or Lean Plan. Here’s how to do it.
LivePlan can help you create an impressive nonprofit business plan with easy to read, real-time financials—perfect for board meetings and donor presentations.
Looking to raise investment capital for your business? These 11 tips will help you deliver a powerful investor pitch in just 10 minutes.
TAM, SAM, SOM—have you heard these acronyms and wondered what they actually mean? Here’s a breakdown, plus how they apply to your business (with examples).
Understanding your customers is the key to success for any startup—and this is where a market analysis comes in. It may sound like a daunting and complex process, but fortunately, it’s not.
Is it possible to write a business plan in 30 minutes? We’ll show you how to easily write a Lean Business Plan in 30 minutes or less.
In short, your business model is how your business will make money. Defining your business model is the final step of the Lean Planning process, and here’s how to do it easily.
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