Preparing a Business Proposal

Written by Jennifer Stewart


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Management Plan Give specific details of manning levels: · numbers of staff required · any training needed · experience of managers and their skills

Marketing Plan Divide this into: · Internal - how you'll win repeat customers and referrals · External - how you'll get new customers · Impact - how you'll target specific groups Detail how you'll go about targeting and selling to each group e.g. · Service levels · Vouchers · Hand-outs · Music · Decor · Entertainment · Special add-ons · Etc Publicity and direct approaches you'll make (specify targets e.g. music schools etc) Promotion (e.g. freebies, discounts, buy one get one free, every 6th something free, charity performances, openings etc). The actual product / service you're selling - explain exactly what it is or what it involves.

Financial Plan Give details of: · Projected sales · Projected costs · Projected profits Give specific details e.g. break down into gross profits, overheads, net profits etc.

Action Plan Again, you must give details, consider using a table to show: · Activities to be carried out · When these will be done · Who will do each

Give a chronological sequence of action to show how you plan to start and developrepparttar business.

Provide plenty of graphs (use different styles), tables, facts and figures.

Get information from Bureau of Statistics on demography, socio-economic groups, age etc.

Have an appendix and include any extra details (e.g. if you're planning to start a business which has a sound recording studio, include newspaper cuttings about bands bemoaningrepparttar 129858 fact that they can't get their CDs cut etc).

If all this sounds a little daunting, keep reminding yourself ofrepparttar 129859 rewards for all this hard work - you'll be able to start your business much sooner than if you had to work for a boss and saverepparttar 129860 necessary capital, or if you had to wait until you winrepparttar 129861 lottery!

Jennifer Stewart has had her own web-based business at http://www.write101.com since 1998 and specialises in editing and copywriting for business people who would rather spend their time running their businesses than chewing on the end of a pen. For details of how you can start your own business, click here: mailto:sky101@GetResponse.com?subject=Business


How To Write a Powerful Promotion Article

Written by Bruce Jones


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Pritchard all attempts have failed because of 2 major problems with pawn Movement. “Chessapeak Challenge® gets over both problems” as stated in his published review inrepparttar Autumn 1995 United Kingdom Chess Journal. Back to Steve: At each chess class meeting, Steve designated 4 students to each Chessapeak Challenge® game board. Chess partners faced each other and therefore, each player had a partner across from him/her, an opponent on repparttar 129857 left and an opponent onrepparttar 129858 right. In a clockwise order each player took his/her turn in order. Since this was a learning mode, players were allowed to discuss chess moves and chess strategies with each other. Therefore, all players were learning from each other. Results: Atrepparttar 129859 Regional Chess Tournament, this Milton School system (for repparttar 129860 1st time ever) wonrepparttar 129861 Chess Tournament Championship with 4 of their players named asrepparttar 129862 best . “Educators in School Systems” (read this): Concurrent to his chess teaching Steve Preston structured all his Math classes and all his Science classes around this 4 Player partnership Chess game. His happy students did so well in all his newly structured curricula courses that many parents of other students tried to enroll their children in Steve’s classes forrepparttar 129863 next year. AND other teachers went after Steve for copies of his new course outlines. Just prior torepparttar 129864 Chess Tournament (described above) a publication appeared: page 3 of 3 A full page descriptive review ofrepparttar 129865 4 player partnership chess game Chessapeak Challenge® was published inrepparttar 129866 Fairplay magazine in Berlin Germany November 1997 by Joshen Corts. The ausSCHACHtungen article was published in deutch (german). >Fromrepparttar 129867 English translation,repparttar 129868 review comments onrepparttar 129869 origin ofrepparttar 129870 game’s name “Chessapeak”. That it was a play on words; that came fromrepparttar 129871 name of a city onrepparttar 129872 Atlantic coast, “Chesapeake”. Here isrepparttar 129873 English version of Jochen’s quote “Chessapeak Challenge is not only a successful play on words, But also a successful challenge of 4 Player Chess” Fairplay Magazine, Nov”97. More Positive Results: Adult chess player Denis Chabot lives inrepparttar 129874 proximity of Quebec City, Canada onrepparttar 129875 shores ofrepparttar 129876 magnificent Saint Lawrence river. Denis introduced and sold Chessapeak Challenge® games to chess players inrepparttar 129877 province of Quebec. Denis said that he really enjoyed playing this game. However, there was one specific player that always beat him at allrepparttar 129878 chess tournaments. One day Denis telephoned and said “ I beat him at 2 player chess 3 times. He cannot beat me now. I got better by playing 4 player Chessapeak Challenge® “. How Cool is This ! CHESSapeak Challenge® isrepparttar 129879 instrument. YES, this Game provides a camaraderie of learning with your peers. “Play to Learn, have Fun and Excel”. Readers, did I follow my own rules ? Note: The next step forrepparttar 129880 Chessapeak Games Co. will be . .”Internet Play” for 4 player partnership Chess . . CHESSapeak Challenge®.

Bruce Jones is the inventor of Chessapeak Challenge® 4 Player Partnership Chess game that is played with Traditional Chess rules. The company manufactures & sells several quality models of this Chessapeak game on web site http://chessapeak.com/. E-mail: info@chessapeak.com


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