Example Business Plan I’ve Used To Raise Angel Investment (Downloadable Doc)

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by Cameron | Mar 1, 2010, 7:52am EST

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The week before last I published a post entitled Business Plan Outline I've Used To Raise Angel Investment that provided a detailed walk-through of an business plan outline I’ve developed/used to successfully raise angel investment. I wanted to follow up on that post by making an actual business plan available for you to download/revise/use that was constructed using the outline. The following document is an almost a word-for-word copy of a business plan I created for my last company a year ago. The only thing I’ve changed are the names of our company, product, and team members. I highly suggest downloading this document and having a printed copy in front of you while reviewing my previous post – I think it’ll really help tie everything together quite nicely. Example Busiess Plan

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  • Bruce
    I can't figure out how to downlaod this - I have an account on Scribd but cannot find your Business Plan - can you help/advise further? Thanks
  • Anton
    Hi Cameron

    My firewall won't let me download the BP. Please email to me at antondinkelmann (at) gmail.com

    Thanks
    Anton
  • mysticventures
    Nice example. Your post of 2/13, this outline, and a Q&A site that was recommended to me http://pitchthenplan.com all seem to dovetail neatly together. I've never been a fan of creating business plans for small businesses, but I'm beginning to see the value of the process.

    Thanks.
  • I was thinking that you may also find helpful a piece in our original section titled, "Startup Business Plan -- How an Investor Will Evaluate "Your" Plan." We received a few comments from professional investors that thought entrepreneurs should keep a copy of this on the wall as they are working through their plan formation. I'd be interested to see what you think as well.

    Thanks for the comments and welcome.
  • mysticventures
    Yes, I read that as well. Valuable insight into the mind of potential investors. It's always good to know your audience when selling anything. First rule of sales: Sell what your prospect is buying.

  • kennanclark
    how much did you acquire? from what type of source? what were the terms?
  • I raised a total of $2.5M from a small group of professional angels. Terms were favorable for us, however negotiating terms (i.e., valuation) is not something that's done with a document.
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