BUSINESS PLAN OF ACTION TEMPLATE Forget writing a Business Plan which can be too long, derivative and highly speculative. Instead consider drafting a Plan of Action (POC). A POC kick starts you into action to get your business up and running as fast as possible without thinking of every theoretical possibility or rough forecast of financials. Objective: [State your objective or vision of your business. Be brief using a maximum of 2 sentences and state what you are offering.] Target Clients: [Who are you clients? Use bullet points to describe the specific demographic] Competitive Advantage: [Who are you clients? Use bullet points to describe the specific demographic.] Marketing Position: [How will you market your offerings? What is the general initial strategy? Limit to three sentences maximum] Challenges: [Bullet point the challenges you face, setting up the business.] Action Plan: [Fill out the two week calendar. Have a task setup every day and make sure you review your tasks once a week with your team.] Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Brought to you by: James Christopher