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On behalf of Kadish & Associates Law Group posted in Business Formation & Transactions on Friday, December 1, 2017.

Before you get your business going, you need to set up your business plan. This is a road map that gives you the direction of your business. It is something you can look back on when you need to regroup and refocus to keep your company moving forward.

One of the most important parts of the business plan has to do with the money. You need to be sure that your business is going to make money. This means that you have to make plans carefully about all of this.

You need to estimate what costs you are going to have to get the business up and running. This includes everything from getting permits and a building to buying supplies, equipment and merchandise. You also have to think about the cost of hiring employees and getting the word out about your business.

The financial aspects of your business plan can help give investors a snapshot of what your business projects it can do financially. It is also a good guide for knowing what you will need to stay afloat in the first year.

You also need to come up with a basic marketing strategy. You need to research your competition and determine what kind of demographic your company will attract.

Defining your objectives is also a good idea. This can help you to come up with the business’ purpose and a mission statement. All of this can come in handy as your business grows since you can always remember the reasons why you started the company in the first place.

Source: FindLaw, “Before You Start, Write a Business Plan,” accessed Dec. 01, 2017