Looking for investors?
You need a well prepared and professional looking business plan.

And now that's possible.
Without spending thousands on professional business plan writers.

The Authors of The Business Plan Kit Brian Hill and Dee Power, have prepared and reviewed hundreds of business plans. They know what works and what doesn't. They know what investors have to see in a business plan. You can use their format, their advice and their years of business plan experience to help you write an effective business plan.

The Business Plan Kit tells you:

What do investors think of the business plans they receive?

Killer mistakes you want to avoid.

Where to get free business plan help.

Where can you find: General Economic Information, and Industry Information.

How can you get information about your market?

Where do you find out about your competition?

What should be included in your Business Plan? Each business plan section is clearly explained. You'll know what questions must be answered. And what information must be included.

You receive examples from Dot.Com company business plans for each major section.

If you wanted to hire Brian Hill and Dee Power to write your business plan, you'd have to pay from $6,000 to $18,000. But now you don't have to. You can take advantage of what they've learned and prepare your own business plan.

The Business Plan Kit is $69.95 and is delivered to you as an msword 97 document (plus the Excel spreadsheet). Ready to order and receive the kit within 24 hours? Order by credit card

Still not convinced?

At no additional cost you'll receive an Excel Microsoft Spreadsheet program to help you forecast a full year of revenues and expenses by month.

You also receive a 30 page Business Plan example that was written for a real company. You'll get to see what a finished business plan looks like.

And a set of business plan worksheets set up as an MSWord 97 document. Just copy the worksheets, complete each section and you have a complete business plan.

Plus A checklist of what investors look for in your business plan.

The business plan is the first exposure an investor has to a company seeking financing, often even before talking to the entrepreneur on the phone or having a meeting. Because it makes the critical "first impression" for the company, a poorly prepared plan can be a reason for an investor to decline on the investment, and not take the time to ask for more information. While we all hear of stories about deals that were scratched out on the back of an envelope, after a brief meeting between a savvy entrepreneur and a multi-millionaire, the truth is: no business plan equals no capital.

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Need more?

See for yourself. You can look at the Table of Contents, or read a chapter from the Business Plan Kit at no obligation.