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2009 Online Business Planning Spreasheet (free tool)

by rbraddy
15 replies
Hi,

If you're like me, it's time to do 2009 business planning by setting
revenue targets and determing how much traffic is needed to achieve
those revenue goals, and then put your plans into place.

Here's a free spreadsheet tool I developed last year that's proven
very useful for this kind of planning that I think will be very helpful
to everyone.

Download here: http://www.winningware.com/Downloads...amePlanner.xls

More details are avalable here:

Free Online Business Planning Tool ConXentric.com Blog: Changing the World through Innovation ™

Basically, you just plop in your desired net revenue goal, your
products' "average selling price" and it calculates how many units you
need to sell each quarter, along with how much traffic, conversion
rates, opt-in conversion rates, autoresponder conversion rates, etc. -
and tells you how much traffic you'll need, computes your Google
Adwords costs (and other ad costs), then shows you how money you'll
make by investing in that traffic.

I hope you find this tool of value.

Here's to a great 2009!

Rick
#2009 #business #free #online #planning #spreasheet #tool
  • Profile picture of the author Talltom1
    Rick - very nicely done. Valuable tool. Thanks

    To everybody else - get this!!

    Talltom
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    • Profile picture of the author rbraddy
      You're welcome. Thanks.

      Did I post it in the proper way for everyone to see it?
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  • Profile picture of the author The Lady
    this is awesome thank you
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    • Profile picture of the author rbraddy
      You're welcome. Glad it's of value. GL in 2009!
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  • Profile picture of the author rbraddy
    I forgot - there's a video that explains how the planning tools is structured and intended to be used.

    WinningWare(tm) Mini-Course, Lesson 1

    Enjoy!
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  • Profile picture of the author pjesse
    Thanks for the valuable tool Rick.

    PJ
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    • Profile picture of the author rbraddy
      You're welcome.
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  • Profile picture of the author Nathan Denton
    very useful tool Rick. Thanks vm for sharing.

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    Online marketing, offline marketing and various other things.
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  • Profile picture of the author Wide Eyed Concepts
    Thank you very much!

    This is an extremely useful spreadsheet that I will put to good use.
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  • Profile picture of the author newbie@CPA
    Rick!!! You're awesome. Thank for the spreadsheet and the video.
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    • Profile picture of the author jcw
      Very generous of you. Thanks!!

      John
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      • Profile picture of the author rbraddy
        Please let me know if you find it useful and any comments you may have.

        Thanks
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        • Profile picture of the author rbraddy
          Has anyone actually put this spreadsheet to use in their business?
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          • Profile picture of the author bizideas
            Originally Posted by rbraddy View Post

            Has anyone actually put this spreadsheet to use in their business?

            Hey Rick.

            My verdict: This is keen tool to have in your arsenal.

            It's quick, down and dirty, self explanatory, and almost
            zero learning curve. I really like it because it can help
            me to gain insight when forecasting.

            I design apps from time to time using Filemaker Pro
            for my own internal business needs...often on the fly.
            If I were to design a tool with a front end interface, I would want something like this as the engine.


            Eric
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