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Tips and Tools For Writing a Stronger Business Plan

Reuben Yonatan, CEO of GetVoIP and StartupNation contributor, explains his tips and tools for writing a stronger business plan.
1. Start with an executive summary, which is absolutely essential.
For the rest of the tips, and helpful tools, click below!
https://goo.gl/58zxYE

1. Start with an executive summary, which is absolutely essential.
For the rest of the tips, and helpful tools, click below!
https://goo.gl/58zxYE

Ryan O'Bleness
Community Manager
StartupNation, LLC
Community Manager
StartupNation, LLC
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Entrepreneurship is not that easy. We have faced many ups & downs in our business. There is a say"Failure is the first step towards success" and here SlickAccoun we experienced this. We failed in our first business despite making more profits and the reason is poor cash flow management and financial planning. And we came up with a solution, which is a new product of our new business. We have made a tool to manage cash flow, do budgeting, forecasting, project planning & management etc. It helped us and I hope it will help our customers too. I would like to suggest entrepreneurs to try out this tool i.e. ProfitBoard. Kindly visit slickaccount website to know more about this software.
I hired an experienced copywriter to write mine, while I wrote the rests of the plan. This way the summary would be the best it could be. Worked well for me, since I got investors and launched my firm.
You should follow these steps:
Know your competition
Understand your customer