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What do Investors Look For In Your Business Plan?

Your biggest strength when building a startup is working on a business plan. Software business plans can be 20 to 30 pages long. It can also be 10 pages long, as long as it everything you need to make sure your business not only survives but thrives once it launches in the market. Without a business strategy, you may have a brilliant idea for an app or a business, but it may be short-lived. 17% of startups fail during the early stages because they do not have a viable business plan. You may have done your homework on the market, on your audience etc. But it is equally important that you structure it into a strategy that applies to your goals. Check out some of the vital elements of a great business plan that notable startup venture studios always incorporate for startup investment opportunities. An Executive Summary An executive summary is crucial when you are pitching your business to investors or simply want the marketing department to understand what your startup is all about. Like

Why a Smart Entrepreneur Prioritizes Customer Experience In Web Design

Figuring out what the best web design is can be tricky. If you come to a decision about your best design to date, you will find yourself being subjective and biased. A good web design is one with a brilliant color palette, unique fonts, and animations. But it is also one that is simple, uses color blocking of only two primary colors, and has a familiar font. But what makes you look at a design and agree that it should make it to your product interface? In short, before you choose a design it is the holistic customer experience of a brand that makes a user find your web design appealing. The Delivery Gap A company could give their 101% and consider it the best customer service they could provide. Even if you too aimed for satisfying your customer you would give it your best. However, according to one research only 8% of customers believe the service they received was superior in the industry where every service provider believed it was exceptional, and from a lot of independent stand p