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South Carolina Small Business Development Centers, hosted by

Rock Hill SBDC at Winthrop University, 118 Thurmond Building, Rock Hill, SC

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Why Do I Need to Write A Business Plan?

THE BUSINESS PLAN (download a free Business Plan Template here)


Every business begins with an idea, and a business plan is necessary to guide the investigation and development of this idea.

If you were planning a vacation with your family to an area that you've never visited, you would ask questions about places to stay, things to do, places to eat, weather, etc.  If the area sounds attractive, then you plan how to get there. If you decide to drive, now is the time to study the road map and plan your trip.

A business plan is the road map for the success of your business. In writing a business plan, you will consider all the parts of your business - -in detail. You will look carefully at your business, the industry, your competition, your customers, and your ability for success.

Click here for goal-setting tips that will help you form your Business Plan.

 

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Association of Small Business Development Centers

Counting since 8/18/2009

Winthrop Regional Small Business Development Center at Winthrop University, Rock Hill SC

The Winthrop Region of the SC SBDC in Rock Hill and its outlying area offices in Florence (serving the Pee Dee area) and Conway (serving the coastal SC area), are operated with assistance from the

In partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration

  A partnership program with the U.S. Small Business Administration

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