Business Plan for Retailers

From entreprisescanada.gc.ca

A good business plan gives the small retail firm a pathway to profit. This publication is designed to help an owner-manager work up a sound business plan.

To profit in business, you need to consider the following questions: What business am I in? What goods do I sell? Where is my market? Who will buy my goods? Who is my competition? What is my sales strategy? What merchandising methods will I use? How much money is needed to operate my store? How will I get the work done? What management controls are needed? How can they be carried out? When should I revise my plan? Where can I go for help?

As the owner-manager, you must answer these questions as you draw up your business plan. This publication is a combination of text and suggested analysis so you can organize the information you gather for research to develop your plan.

What Is a Business Plan?

The success of your business depends largely upon the decisions you make. A business plan allocates resources and measures the results of your actions, thereby helping you to set realistic goals and make logical decisions.

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Published on 23 Jan 2009 in Business Plans, Help by Industry, by admin

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