Business Plan for Investors

[timbers1]

All,

I've been reading about business plans lately, and specifically if there is a difference in what you might include to pitch to an investor. This article about investor business plans seems to indicate there are some tweaks/elements you may adjust to better target an investor vs. a standard business plan. So..

1) Do you think it's worth adjusting a biz plan to match an investor and if so, what might you consider?
2) If you were pitching different types of investors (banks, angel/individual, group, etc.) would you adjust any plans for all of them or is single plan good enough?

 

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[LifeDeathTime]

Unless you have a track record of success in business in your past...
Business plan = toilet paper

Don't waste your time planning what you're going to do. You gotta do it.

If you come up with an idea and prove the concept with real customers within the market, then people will want to invest in you regardless of your business plan.

Not having money and needing investors is not an excuse anybody around here is going to entertain