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One-Page Business Plan

A one-page business plan forces every part of the business onto a single page so you can pressure-test it before writing anything longer. Use it to validate an idea or to get a team aligned in an afternoon.

The slide-by-slide outline

Best used when: Validating an idea or aligning a team.

1. 1 Vision and the one sentence that describes the business
2. 2 Problem and the customer who feels it
3. 3 Solution and your unique value
4. 4 Target market and ideal customer
5. 5 Revenue model and pricing
6. 6 Marketing and sales channels
7. 7 Key costs and the path to profitability
8. 8 Milestones for the next 12 months
9. 9 What you need (money, hires, or partners) to hit them

One-Page Business Plan (One-Pager deck)
Best for: Founders and small business owners who want a plan that fits on one page.

Slides:
1. Vision and the one sentence that describes the business
2. Problem and the customer who feels it
3. Solution and your unique value
4. Target market and ideal customer
5. Revenue model and pricing
6. Marketing and sales channels
7. Key costs and the path to profitability
8. Milestones for the next 12 months
9. What you need (money, hires, or partners) to hit them

Source: SCORE (https://www.score.org/resource/business-planning-financial-statements-template-gallery)
Via Hold Tight, holdtightpodcast.com/pitch-deck-templates

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