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maksim [4K]
3 years ago
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Jean is contemplating opening her new small business called Jean’s Gems. She realizes that the first step in beginning her new b

usiness is writing a business plan. Since she has never started her own business before, she has many questions. She has attempted to follow an outline she found in an old newspaper article. Her first rough draft contained over 75 pages and now she is discouraged with the process. In fact, she is not even sure if she needs to continue. As in the case of many small business entrepreneurs, funds are limited.
a. If you were Jean, what would you do?
Business
1 answer:
ivann1987 [24]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Having a good business idea and market research would make it crystal clear whether or not the project is viable or not. The first thing is that Jean must consider is that he must analze whether the project is financially viable or not. Once we are sure that the return is above the market average thereafter then Jean must consider writing the business proposal.

In business proposal Jean must present his innovation, market research, customer segments, entrepreneur ecosystem in which the business would operate. The marketing strategy, sales forecasting on well researched market research which provides solid grounds for forecasting, future targets, etc. So these all things must be considered while writing. I have prepared a business proposal and worked as a market researcher for that business proposal, traveled 300km for gathering market research. Paper work is nothing in startup. Everything is your market research, understanding your customers, competitors and costs that are associated with the products that we are going to offer.

I will also like to tell that commitment brings money. If you are committed to do a particular thing then be committed but you must analyze the situation first (market research, investment appraisal). Funds are limitless to committed poeples. US startup loans, accelerators programs, etc. There are millions of sources of finance options. We are not in 19 hundred, we are in a modern world and we can arrange money for an attractive investment.

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Dr                             Cr

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