This document outlines the key sections of a business plan, including an executive summary to introduce the business, details about products and pricing, a market research section to analyze competitors, a marketing and sales plan, and a financial analysis with income statements, balance sheets, cash flows, and other metrics. The product section describes how the product works, pricing, customers, and sales strategy. The market research analyzes competitors' strengths and weaknesses. The marketing plan discusses customer acquisition and retention.

1. PARTS OF
BUSINESS PLAN

2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
[An executive summary is a section of a larger document
that summarizes the main points so readers can quickly
familiarize themselves with the material. This can be a
useful feature in a lengthy business document or one that
many people are likely to review.]

3. PRODUCTS
[In this section, go into details about the product you
offer or plan to offer.
a.An explanation of how your product works.
b.The pricing model for your product.
c.The typical costumer you serve.
d.Your sales strategy.]

4. MARKET RESEARCH
[In your market analysis section, explain who
your competitors are. Discuss what they do well,
and point out what you can do better.]

5. MARKETING AND SALES PLAN
[You can address how you plan to persuade your
costumer to buy your product or how will you
develop costumer loyalty that will lead to repeat
business.]

6. FINANCIALANALYSIS
[If you’re a start up, you may not have information to
your business financial yet. However, if you’re an
existing business, you’ll want to include income or
profit-and-loss statements, a balance sheet that lists your
assets and depts, and cash flow statement that show how
cash comes into and goes out of the company.

7. You may also include metrics such as:
a.Investment/ Product
b.Product Prices
c.Expenses