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Title: Creating an E-Business Plan


1
Creating an E-Business Plan
  • Chapter 4

2
E-Business Plan Organization
  • A e-business plan is used to seek funding for an
    new or existing e-business.
  • It serves as a Blueprint for operations after
    the business is founded.
  • Developing a plan takes time effort and thought.
  • Many sources of help for the e-entrepreneur.

3
Business Plan Help Sources
  • Small Business Administration (SBA)
  • Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE)
  • Small Business Advancement National Center (UC
    Arkansas)
  • Others.
  • Commercial Sources i.e.. BisPlanit.com

4
Small Business Administration
5
Startup Help
6
Elements of a Plan
  • Coversheet
  • TOC
  • Executive Summary
  • Description of Idea
  • Information about products or services offered

7
Elements of a Plan 2
  • Industry analysis
  • Operating, marketing, financial and management
    plans
  • Identification of critical risks
  • Exit strategy

8
Cover Sheet and Title Page
  • Identifies the name of the business and author.
  • May identify the addressee of proposal

9
Table of Contents
  • Lists all sections and subsections by page
    number.
  • Must be well organized and accurate

10
Executive Summary
  • An overall view of the entire plan
  • May be used to screen plans by bankers and
    investors.
  • Should highlight key points including the idea,
    the competitive situation, the financials and the
    players.

11
Vision and Mission Statements
  • An overall statement of the business's goals and
    philosophy.
  • Define your purpose
  • Know your intended audience

12
A Vision Statement
13
A Mission Statement
14
Products and Services
  • A description of each product or service you plan
    on offering.
  • Level of detail is important.
  • Enough for the reader to understand and not to be
    confused

15
Industry Analysis
  • An analysis of the business environment.
  • Focus on the basic industry segment
  • Based on verifiable data and market research.

16
Marketing Plan
  • A critical element of the plan.
  • Target market description
  • Demographic, geographic, and psychographic
    characteristics of market
  • Competitive analysis
  • Objectives, tactics, and strategies
  • Budget and timeframe

17
Marketing Plan
  • Marketing Objectives should be clearly stated,
    measurable, and lead to sales.
  • Marketing Strategies describe the features of the
    products, and services offered, and pricing
    strategies.
  • Marketing Budget is an estimate of the costs for
    all the activities described in the marketing
    strategies portion of the plan

18
Operations Plan
  • Description of the business
  • Location, equipment needs
  • Labor needs
  • Manufacturing
  • Logistics
  • Integration of Internet services

19
Financial Plan
  • Shows the reader how all the ideas, concepts and
    strategies described elsewhere come together in a
    profitable way.
  • The plan should include pro forma
  • Balance sheet
  • Income statement
  • Cash flow statement

20
Management Plan
  • A strong management team is critical as many
    investors base their decision on this factor.
  • The plan should list and describe the experience
    base and background of the key indivduals who
    will be involved in the day-to-day operation of
    the firm
  • The Plan should detail those areas that will be
    outsourced.

21
Issues analysis and Critical Risks
  • Identifies threats or opportunities faced from
    outside influences.
  • These include economic outlook, innovations,
    environmental and governmental factors.

22
Exit Strategies
  • How will investors get their money back?
  • Describe long term plans.
  • Public Offering (IPO)
  • Acquisition/merger
  • Sale to others.
  • Discussion of these issues adds credibility.

23
Legal Forms of Organization
  • There are three basic forms of legal organization
    for a firm
  • Sole Proprietorship
  • Partnership
  • Corporation
  • Complex legal and tax issues are involved form
    chosen is highly contingent on individual
    circumstances. Seek counsel from attorney and
    accountant.

24
E-Business Partnerships
  • Many e-businesses establish partnerships with
    firms in their value chain.
  • Potential partnerships should be detailed in the
    business plan.
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