Professional Business Plan Writers | California

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About Dr. Paul Borosky – Business Plan Writer for California Business Owners

Hi, I’m Dr. Paul Borosky, MBA, DBA. For more than 13 years, I’ve helped entrepreneurs across the U.S. transform business ideas into SBA- and investor-ready business plans. From a tech startup in San Jose’s Silicon Valley to a family-owned restaurant in Los Angeles, I’ve can help create custom business plans and financial models designed to secure funding and drive growth. Using my Organize-Plan-Grow™ Strategy, I deliver clarity, financial insight, and structured planning that helps California businesses move from concept to execution with confidence.

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Transcript

Introduction

Hey all, my name is Dr. Paul Borosky, MBA, DBA, and I’m the owner of Quality Business Plan. In this video, I’ll share my top three business plan writing tips for California entrepreneurs. Before we dive in, here’s a little about me: I’m a professional business plan writer and business consultant with more than 13 years of experience helping small business owners create SBA- and investor-ready business plans. I’m also a business mentor, adjunct professor, and subject matter expert in business and finance. If writing a plan—or especially building financial projections—feels overwhelming, I’d be glad to help.

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Tip #1: Break Down Startup Costs Clearly

One of the biggest mistakes I see is entrepreneurs asking for funding without explaining how it will be used. Investors and lenders want to know where the money is going, but they don’t need every nail, screw, or pen listed. Instead, use funding buckets such as:

• Property purchase or lease

• Remodeling

• Equipment and office setup

This approach provides clarity on how funds will be used, maintains easy readability, and builds credibility by showing you know how to allocate resources effectively.

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Tip #2: Emphasize Networking in Marketing

In California, networking is a major growth driver. Nearly 85% of small business owners report that referrals and personal connections bring in the majority of new clients. That’s why your marketing section should highlight a clear networking strategy. Doing so shows lenders and investors that you understand its importance and that you recognize it as one of the most cost-effective ways to grow your business.

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Tip #3: Position the Owners Correctly

Your background matters, but the focus of the business plan should be on the business itself. The Owner Section is the right place to talk about your experience and credibility without overshadowing the company. Done right, this section:

• Establishes credibility with lenders and investors

• Adds a personal touch without distracting from the business

This balance reassures readers that the business has capable leadership while keeping the spotlight where it belongs—on the company.

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Wrap-Up

To summarize, the top three business plan tips for California businesses are: break down startup costs into categories, highlight networking in the marketing plan, and position the owners appropriately without overshadowing the business.

Again, I’m Dr. Paul Borosky, MBA, DBA, a professional business plan writer and business consultant. I provide business plan writing, financial modeling, and consulting services for entrepreneurs across California—from Los Angeles and San Diego to San Francisco and beyond. If you found this video helpful, give it a like and reach out when you’re ready to take your business plan from average to investor-ready.

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Call or Text Dr. Paul, MBA.

321-948-9588

Email: Paulb@QualityBusinessPlan.com

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