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If you are starting a business or getting ready to expand, you certainly need a business plan. That's not negotiable. If you are to make your venture successful, you need to plan all of your actions beforehand in a systemised way. You do that so you can keep yourself in check every step of the journey towards your end goal. But do you really need to pay someone to write a full professional business plan for you? Not necessarily. In most cases, you will require the services of a professional business plan writer if you are applying for funding or looking for partners. However, if you are only going to use your business plan internally to track progress, I highly recommend you try doing it you
