Is there a difference between a business plan writer and a business plan professional?
December 14, 2009 at 2:57 pm Leave a comment
Those who make their living writing business plans are definitely not created equal. When deciding to hire help for this very important document, you’ll need to be able to decipher between the writers and the professionals and which you would prefer to hire.
The key differences between a business plan writer and a business plan professional are their knowledge, skill sets, and often price.
A business plan writer:
- will range in writing ability from average to strong
- mostly works from a basic template
- possesses at least a basic knowledge of business terms
- may or may not have knowledge and/or experience in one of the following areas: marketing, management, and accounting/finance
- is often cheaper
A business plan professional:
- will range in writing ability from above average to strong
- generally doesn’t work from a template and is able to create a customized plan
- often has knowledge and/or experience in at least two of the following areas: marketing, management, and accounting/finance
- has the ability to act as a consultant and help fill in the blanks or fix problem areas of the plan
- is often more expensive because of their knowledge and skill
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