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4. OVERVIEW GOALS A business proposal is a written offer from a seller to a prospective buyer. Business proposals are often a critical step in the complex sales process—i.e., whenever a buyer considers more than the price of a purchase. A proposal puts the buyer's requirements in a context that favors the seller's products and services, and educates the buyer about the capabilities of the seller in satisfying their needs. WRITE A HEADER HERE Most business proposals begin with a background of the brand or company. You can include your logo, a few photos, a brief explanation of your goals, and even a short anecdote about your beginnings. Make sure everything is clear to your readers or potential customers. The bulk of your proposal should include things like a list of services, logistics, and pricing. Add examples for a clearer picture, and include graphs and chart.

5. TIMELINE A business proposal is a written offer from a seller to a prospective buyer. Business proposals are often a critical step in the complex sales process—i.e., whenever a buyer considers more than the price of a purchase. A proposal puts the buyer's requirements in a context that favors the seller's products and services, and educates the buyer about the capabilities of the seller in satisfying their needs. Most business proposals begin with a background of the brand or company. You can include your logo, a few photos, a brief explanation of your goals, and even a short anecdote about your beginnings. Make sure everything is clear to your readers or potential customers. The bulk of your proposal should include things like a list of services, logistics, and pricing. Add examples for a clearer picture, and include graphs and chart. COMPANY NAME | PAGE X

6. INDUSTRY ANALYSIS Give a brief explanation for the page COMPETITOR NAME Strength Weakness Opportunities Threats Add an entry Add an entry Add an entry Add an entry Add an entry Add an entry Add an entry Add an entry Add an entry Add an entry Add an entry Add an entry TIP: Duplicate the SWOT table as you evaluate other competitors. WRITE A HEADER HERE Write about the broader industry your business is in. Specify what industry it is - where it is, how big it is, what its general characteristics are, and what the usual products and services are available. Who are the usual players in the industry? Is there a major entity that dominates the market or not? Which companies would be your potential competitors based on the services they are offering? Finally, explain what makes your business stand out. What edge do you have over these competitors? Anticipate how competitors will respond to the arrival of your business, and explain how you will address these challenges. COMPANY NAME | PAGE X

7. BUDGET PLAN Give a brief explanation for the page PROPOSED BUDGET In this section, give a breakdown of how you plan to use the money and resources that your potential investors could provide. Specify how much money you need and how you will allocate the money. Value Percentage Phase 1 $456,000 44% Phase 2 $456,000 44% Phase 3 $123,000 22% TOTAL $1,035,000 100% FINANCIAL OUTLOOK You will also provide a projection of the business's financial performance within a certain time frame. Investors will want to know when they will receive a return on their investment. US$ B FY'31 FY'30 YOY change Revenue 789.00 456.00 73% Expenses 246.00 300.00 -18% Profit 543.00 156.00 248% Dividend per share $20/share $10/share 100% COMPANY NAME | PAGE X

8. FUTURE PLANS & MILESTONES 01 02 03 04 Add a big goal Add a milestone Add a big goal Add a milestone Briefly elaborate on what you want to discuss. Briefly elaborate on what you want to discuss. Briefly elaborate on what you want to discuss. Briefly elaborate on what you want to discuss. WRITE A HEADER HERE Map out your future plans for the business. Dream big! These plans could include expansion projects, new product offerings, and major partnerships. Discuss how much impact you want to bring to the industry. This enables potential investors also to be optimistic about the business. COMPANY NAME | PAGE X

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