Crafting a Business Plan Class

135 Animated Slides - Approx. 2.5 Hours

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This online course is about the craft of creating and writing a plan for your business. The business plan is the essential document used to raise money for a business and communicate your business vision and strategy to your management team, suppliers, customers, and other stakeholders.

Crafting a Business Plan leads you step-by-step through writing a business plan.

BONUS!! Your registration for the Crafting a Business Plan includes these FREE Course Tools:

• Business Planning Guide

• Business Plan Outline

• Mission and Vision Worksheet

• Goals and Objectives Worksheets

• Financial Projection Model Spreadsheet

• Financial Projection Worksheets

• Business Knowledge Base

Why should you enroll in the Crafting a Business Plan?

It's comprehensive. There are over 100 detailed slides, each with audio instruction. You get online tests for checking your learning. Plus, you'll get access to invaluable positioning tools and resources.

You may start Crafting a Business Plan at anytime and from any computer - both from home or work! No restrictions!

There's no time limit, so you can take your time mastering writing a business plan. You can even repeat the course as many times as you need!

You save money! A book on writing a business plan would cost about the same and not include the extra tools. A live class on writing a business plan from a national seminar company would cost you between $100 and $300, plus you'd have to arrange your schedule for that particular day and time. Consultants would charge you between $50 and $100 per hour on average.

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