A business strategy, when applied to your company, should include an introduction, details about marketing, financial management, operations of the company, and a closing statement.

IN THE INTRODUCTION OF THE BUSINESS STRATEGY, WHAT SHOULD I INCORPORATE?

This segment of the business strategy should contain information about the company and its objectives. Detail the experience within your company and the structure of management and legal status. State what your business has to get ahead of the competition.

IN THE MARKETING PORTION OF THE BUSINESS STRATEGY, WHAT SHOULD I INCORPORATE?

This is where you should state the products or services being offered and their demand in the market. It should also detail the market and its particular location and size.

IN THE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SEGMENT OF THE BUSINESS STRATEGY, WHAT SHOULD I INCORPORATE?

You should outline the source and amount of the initial equity capital. You also should create a monthly operating budget for the beginning years, as well as expected return on investment (or ROI) and monthly cash flow for these years. After that, present the balance sheets and income statements for the first 2 years and state the break-even point. Discuss your own balance sheet and ways of compensation. Explain who will be in charge of accounting affairs and how they will be maintained. Lastly, think through the possible problems that may arise and develop solutions.

IN THE OPERATIONS SEGMENT OF THE BUSINESS STRATEGY, WHAT SHOULD I INCORPORATE?

This is where the explanation of the management of the daily activities will be. It should include insurance coverage, lease or rent agreements and the processes related to the staff and employment. It should also detail what is necessary to produce the products/services and the processes of production and delivery.

IN THE CLOSING STATEMENT OF THE BUSINESS STRATEGY, WHAT SHOULD I INCORPORATE?

You should restate the company's objectives and purposes and explain the dedication you have to make your company succeed. Be sure to include the methods you plan to use to reach your objectives.

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