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Chapter Small Business Basics

Small Business Ownership ► Small Business-is an independent business with fewer than 500 employees ► The owner is usually the manager ► Operates in one or very few locations ► Serves a small market ► Not dominate in its field

Small Business Ownership (cont.) ► Small business employment § 50% of all workers § 60-80% of all new jobs ► Ownership diversity

Small Business Advantage ► Meet customer needs ► Provide unique services

Common small business problems ► Failure rate more than success rate ► Reasons for failure  Not keeping adequate records  Not having enough start up money  Lack of management experience  Lack of experience with the type of business  Not controlling operating expenses  Poor location  Failure to manage credit offered to customers

Chapter Starting a Small Business

The business decision ► An idea plus experience ► Right place right time ► Team approach  Choose employees wisely  Work well with others ► Preparation and Research

Elements of a business plan ► Description of the business  The business idea  Major products and services  Ownership structure  Strengths/weaknesses

Elements of a business plan ► Description of competition  Characteristics of the industry  Condition of the economy  Strengths and weaknesses of major competitors

Elements of a business plan ► Customer analysis  Description of customers  Location, number and resources of customers  Sales forecast

Elements of a business plan ► Operations Plan  Organization of the company  Description of major operations  Analysis of resources needed  Human resource plan

Elements of a business plan ► Marketing plan  Description of major marketing activities  Description of resources needed  Schedule of marketing activities

Elements of a business plan ► Financial plans  Start up costs  Short and long term financial needs  Sources of financing  Budgets and financial statements

Steps in developing the plan ► Gather and review information ► Alternative plans ► Write it

Financing the small business ► Types of financing  Start up  Short term  Long term