How to create a dynamic business plan – book review
This book works through evaluating your idea, setting projections and calculating profit margins, reviewing your plan and presenting it professionally.
Creating a business plan for dummies, Veechi Curtis, Wiley
You can create a business plan in stages as you form your business concept. This book works through those stages – evaluating your idea, setting projections and calculating profit margins, reviewing the plan and presenting it professionally.
Accountant-consultant-author Veechi Curtis specialises in small-business finance, marketing and technology, with other Dummies titles on MYOB, bookkeeping and small business to her name.
Useful tips cover setting up Excel, marketing, sales projections, managing risk, preparing the business for change, and experimenting with different scenarios.
Especially useful: detailed tips on setting up Excel for time savings and expert presentations. Other information will help with marketing, sales projections, managing risk, preparing the business for change, and experimenting with different scenarios.
With all the basics as well as advanced tips, this book’s a boon for both start-ups and those who’ve been around for awhile.
Jackey Coyle, Inside Small Business
