Online Business Plan Outline

By Mckinsey Problem Solving

The executive summary goes near the beginning of the plan but is written last.

It provides a short, concise, and optimistic overview of your business that captures the reader's attention and creates a need to learn more.

Enter your business information including the legal name, address, etc.

If you already have a business logo you can add it at the top or bottom of the title page.

Plus, it shows you the general layout of a standard business plan so you know what goes where and that you're not leaving out anything.

A great business plan template will also provide instructions for each step of your plan and show you what an investor-ready and SBA-approved business plan should look like.

So, if you don’t already know what you’re doing with the numbers, the process of writing your business plan may not be that much easier with a template.

Finally, merging data from Excel spreadsheets into your Word document is harder than it looks.

Capping your plan at 30 pages should be sufficient unless you need to include photos of products, equipment, logos, business premises or site plans, etc.

Potential money lenders and investors want solid research and analysis, not long, wordy descriptions.

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