Petaluma, CA — Feb 1, 2017— How to Write a Business Plan – New book from certified business advisor helps businesses and start ups with simple tips to improve their strategic chances of running a successful small business.
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In Business Plans: 10 Ridiculously Simple Tips: Straightforward information in condensed format about writing a great business plan, ($6.99 available on Amazon, new for 2017)author John DeGaetano taps his 25 years of hands-on business and financial knowledge to outline successful planning strategies tailored for startup and existing businesses. This detailed, “right to the point” – step-by-step guide includes examples of 10 of the most important tips to consider when determining exactly what to plan for in content along with style/guideline considerations as it relates to various types of business needs… in a condensed, easy-to-read format.
This practical guide doesn’t just explain why a business plan is important – it shows how to use strategically plan for the future in drafting an executive summary, marketing plan and also working with investors, financial institutions, landlords and most importantly, customers. Acost-effective publicity plans and tactics to reach fundraising goals, educate and influence consumers, and recruit employees and volunteers. In Business Plans: 10 Ridiculously Simple Tips, DeGaetano offers simplified instructions, resources and tools to help the reader learn how to:
• Create an affordable marketing timeline plan, goals, objectives, and key strategies
• Determine which direction to take along with tactics will have the most impact on business goals
• Develop a balance sheet, sales projections and income statement along with contributing information that will capture the attention of the reader.
• Plan out potential activities that attract, motivate and retain qualified employees and resources
“You’re not alone… putting the pieces together and writing a great business plan is intimidating for everyone,” says DeGaetano. “What makes the task of writing a plan so difficult is deciding what to include, what not to, what to highlight, what to de-emphasize, etc.” If you truly want to work in the field of your choice, then writing it… is a necessity. Being yourself yet displaying focused enthusiasm in strategy is the best approach, however there is such thing as going overboard with far too many details. Format should be a living, breathing document – and changeable so that your business can survive in the marketplace.”
Director, Artistic Director, Consultant and Author, John DeGaetano has been involved in musical theatre most of his life; director credits include productions; Evita, Cats, Pirates of Penzance, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Chicago. He has assisted with numerous productions, Radio and Television work as well as producing shows such as Miss Saigon, and directing one of his own short plays in New York City and a short series in London. John has written several full-length plays and a selection of Sherlock Holmes 10 Minute Plays. His plays, informational books and presentations are available on Amazon, bookstores, and elsewhere. For more information, please visit www.johndegaetanoproductions.com
