Secrets to Business Plans from Investors

I'm currently updating the business plan for The Tyesha Talks Show. My goal is to make sure it is answering the questions most important to investors. This is my third business plan for an entertainment based company. It is difficult finding accurate and up to date information, even when you know people in your industry they can only provide an educated guess based on their personal experiences. The CEO's of private companies like record labels and publishing companies keep their figures between the IRS, their investors, and themselves. Investors know this, so will that get you any slack on providing information from accredited resources? 

Avoid These 4 Things, and You'll Fall Flat

The simplest things separate the products with a growing buzz from products that go nowhere. The buzzworthy product comes first -- one so good it can sell itself -- but a good businessperson still will not leave it to fate. It takes teamwork, research, organization, and the ability to make educated decisions quickly.

Teamwork, as explained in an earlier blog post, is essential to getting and staying on task. The right team will motivate and inspire creativity. The team is bigger than your inner circle; networking with others and understanding their experiences helps avoid wasting money on unnecessary marketing tactics.