One-page business plan
One-page business plan
Write a plan that fits on one page: who pays, for what, and what it costs you.
EBK-004
One-page business plan
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Write a plan that fits on one page: who pays, for what, and what it costs you.
- Type
- PDF guide with Markdown and DOCX
- Licence
- Personal use
- Version
- 1.0.0
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Look inside
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The page
Use six headings: customer, problem, offer, price, cost to deliver, and how they will hear about it. If a heading takes more than four lines, you are writing a pitch, not a plan.
- Name a real kind of customer.
- Name the price.
- Name one channel you will actually use.
The test
The plan is a hypothesis. The test is ten conversations or ten offers, not a new logo. Write down what would make you stop.
Money
Write the cost to deliver one sale and the number of sales that pay your minimum month. If that number is fantasy, the offer is fantasy. Change the offer before you print business cards.
What to leave out
Leave out vision statements, market size copied from a report you did not read, and a five-year headcount. They do not change this month's work.
The rest of the guide, and the other files, stay in the download.
What it is
Write a plan that fits on one page: who pays, for what, and what it costs you.
Someone testing a small offer before they build a brand system.
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