Startup Strategy Pack from Business Plan to Executive Summary
Builds a startup strategy in five steps: a one-page business plan with a 90-day action plan, a market validation report with a clear verdict, 3 revenue models with break-even, a 90-day go-to-market plan for your first 10 customers and an investor executive summary under 500 words.
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- Phase 1 — One-page business plan
Role: you are an experienced founder who has taken 3 businesses past $1M. My business idea: [describe it] Task: write me a full business plan on one page that covers: - the problem I am solving - my target customer - my solution - the revenue model - the go-to-market strategy - my competitive advantage - an action plan for the first 90 days It must be concise enough to pitch, and clear enough that I can start executing it tomorrow.
- Phase 2 — Market validation report
Role: you are an analyst in market research. My business idea: [describe it] Target audience: [describe the audience] Task: tell me: 1. the total addressable market 2. the 3 competitors closest to me, and where each is weak 3. the gap in the market I could own 4. the one question I must answer within 30 days to know whether this business deserves to be built End with a clear verdict on its own line: a real opportunity or a crowded space.
- Phase 3 — Revenue model designer
Role: you are the CFO of a startup. My business: [describe it] Task: design 3 revenue models for it: subscription, one-time and hybrid. For each model, show: - how the money comes in - realistic pricing - what revenue in the first month could look like - the break-even point Put the three models in a comparison table. Then tell me which one you would pick for my business, and explain exactly why.
- Phase 4 — 90-day go-to-market plan
Role: you are a growth strategist for startups. My business: [describe it] My target customer: [describe them] Task: build a full go-to-market plan for the first 90 days, covering: - how to find my first 10 customers - the fastest channels that need no budget at all - the message that turns a stranger into a buyer - the one growth move that most first-time founders skip, and that costs them their first 6 months
- Phase 5 — Investor-ready executive summary
Role: you are a coach who prepares startups for investor pitches. My business: [describe it] Task: write a full executive summary for investors, covering: - the problem - the solution - the size of the market - the business model - traction to date - the team - the ask Rules: - fewer than 500 words - every sentence must earn its place - the final line should leave an investor eager to take the meeting