3 Ways a Business Plan Writer Will Improve Your Franchise Business Plan

There are many reasons why you may need a Franchise Business Plan. If you are looking to seek outside investors or funders to help you develop your franchise model you will need a specific business plan for that.   If you are ready to start soliciting potential franchisees, you will need another version of your business plan for that purpose.   Further, you may need another version to serve as a master plan that your new franchisees can use to tailor to their location and solicit partners, funding, attract customers, etc.  Regardless your needs, a Business Plan Writer will be able to improve your franchise business plan in several ways.

1.       Tailoring to Specific Purpose

They know what needs to be simply stated and what needs to be explained in more detail or supported with analysis, facts, figures, and graphs/charts.   This will vary depending on your audience.   In addition, how your plan is presented, organized, length, and level of formality will vary depending on audience as well.   A business plan writer will have experience working with various audiences and be in the best position to tailor your plan, or make it adaptable, for the correct audience(s).

Not only will they understand your specific audience, they understand the ins and outs of franchising.   Especially if you are just beginning your franchise journey, it is very beneficial to have a business plan writer on your side.  Business plan writers don’t only serve the function of communicating your plan, they also act as consultants by sharing with you what they have learned from working on other franchise business plans.  That experience can be invaluable to you creating an excellent plan.

2.       Comprehension and Visual Appeal

A business plan writer knows how to strike the balance between giving too much and not enough information.  Presenting something in your franchise Business Plan that doesn’t make sense to your reader is a waste of page space.  On the flip side of that, going in to too much detail can make your audience lose interest or feel overwhelmed by the information you are presenting.   You need to present all your information professionally but in a way your audience can easily understand and will keep them interested.

Further to presenting the right information is presenting it in a visually appealing way.   Some facts and figures are easily explained in words.  Others require being put in a chart or graph format.   Other areas and aspects of you plan may need a good stock photo that represents an idea or concept which will help break up the breadth of text and information that is presented.

3.       Objectivity and Identifying Gaps

A business plan writer will let you know if they feel something is missing from your franchise business plan.  Often, when you are very close to something it can be difficult to remove yourself far enough to see the big picture.  This can especially be the case in business.  As you get more caught up in the day to day and actual work of your business the harder it can sometimes become to do thorough, realistic long-term planning.   The Franchise Business Plan is all about the short and long-term plan and demonstrating how all parts of your business plan are cohesive.   The objective eye of a business plan writer is perfectly suited to identify these gaps and bring aspects of your business together to strengthen your plans.