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You've written and followed your business plan, so your next step is figuring out what your growth plan is going to be - how to take initial success and transform that into a business plan that leads you to the next level.

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From Business Plan to Business Growth Plan

Like most entrepreneurs, you probably had a business plan to start. Maybe you used it to help raise money. But now you operate in the real world, and everything seems a little different. No matter how much research you did in advance, and how neatly you set up your company, the everyday business playing field tends to be a disorderly place where things rarely go according to design.

What you may need now is a plan of a different sort — a business growth plan that acts more like an internal compass to guide you toward success. It starts with a specific mindset. The day-to-day actions of everyone involved in your business should have a growth-oriented edge. Everyone should buy into your vision that growth can and will happen as you work collectively to capture opportunities.

Gather some intelligence about what’s happening internally. Then write down your plan. You don’t need something extensive — even a list of bullet points will help.

8 Steps to Your New Business Growth Plan

Here are eight steps to building an effective small business growth plan:

  1. Check your promise fulfillment : Many small businesses start with a flourish of activity, only to see it quickly evaporate. Take a hard look at whether you are delivering what your business has promised to its customers. Great products and services must follow a strong upfront sales effort. Problems or shortfalls must be fixed quickly.
  2. Refresh you marketplace research

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