In a recent post on their X handle, SMEDAN addressed a common misconception among entrepreneurs, especially within startups and small businesses, regarding business models versus business plans.
According to SMEDAN, a business model outlines how a business generates revenue, focusing on value proposition and income streams. In contrast, a business plan is a detailed growth roadmap that includes strategies for funding, scaling, and achieving operational goals.
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SMEDAN advises entrepreneurs to distinguish between the two, as it’s critical for effective decision-making and long-term success. Understanding which approach applies to your venture can significantly enhance strategic planning and outcomes.
For more insights, SMEDAN encourages entrepreneurs to apply for their course “21 Questions on Entrepreneurship.” Register here.
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