The Small Business Plan For A Cup Cake And Ice Cream Parlor

Introduction Small business can be maintained by individual or partners by investing their shares in business. The capital for small business is not very high to attain wide edges in market. As compare to medium scale and high scale business financing, small scale business has to accommodate its business operations within limited amount of capital. Owner of small business find it difficult to manage day to day operations of business and customers demand due to limited capability of the business to attain the resources for its operations. However, solid business strategy makes the company able to provide strong premises to sustain the business in the market and attain competitive edge over others. In this paper, we study the small business plan for a cup cake and ice-cream parlor and create an outline of financial plan for the new business. The paper also guerrilla marketing strategy for business and the most appropriate location will also be discussed for second store. 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