The 71 Item Check List For Building A New Virtual Business

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The 71 Item Check List For Building A New Virtual Business

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The 71 item check list for building a new virtual business from raw idea to turn key-cash cow.


As you heard from Michael Gerber in his book "The E-Myth" no business can prosper without the 4 basic systems you must develop if you want to make $ 29,000 to $ 86,000 net per month.


Building a virtual office requires you to use a document management system to build a paperless office. You will also find it easy to now do outsourcing of your accounting using an online accounting service.


Recently my marketing mentor Jay Abraham asked if I would create my check list since I have built 5 companies that operate all over the US with 65 staff people, yet I work from home. Below you will find the check list of how we build a virtual business from a raw idea into a turn key cash cow and then move theoperation over to a competent mgr.


Lead System Management: Test your new dramatic new idea


Competitor advertising


Budgeting / planning for lead generation


Ad copy ideas & USP Customer


Profiling Past Ad Samples with ROI


List Rental / Prospective buyers


In House List


Whale List


Lead System Traditional: Broadcast Emails


Broadcast Fax


Broadcast Phone Calls & Telemarketing


Direct Mail


Flyers / Door Hangers - door to door


Kiosks / Bill Boards / Signage


Magazines


News Letters Print / Email / Web based


Newspaper Display / inserts / classifieds


Radio


Yellow pages & directories


Lead System Word of Mouth: Conventions and Trade Shows


Group Memberships & Seminar attendance


Publicity & Celebrity Endorsements


Referrals from Centers of Influence


Referrals from Competitors


Referrals from Customers / Clients


Seminar Promotion


Speaking / Sponsorhip at events


Tip and Lead clubs


Lead System Internet: Web Site Creation & Maintenance


Craigs List / Ebay / Amazon others


Forums and Blogs


Key Words Landing or Squeeze page mini-sites


Pay Per Click / Ad words


Search Engine Optimization


Teleconference


Write Articles


Sales System: New leads mgt.


Commissions and Incentives


Hiring & Managing sales people


Joint Venture and Affiliates


Lead follow up


New Product Ideas


Our sales presentation / objections


Price list and special offers


Repeat & Up sell / current customers


Risk reversal


Testimonials


Production Systems / SIPOC: Suppliers


Input


Process


Outputs & Deliverable


Customer deliverable experience


Requirements


Finance: Budgets & Forecast


Bookkeeping


Accounting and Tax Planning


Loan packaging & Credit lines


Collections


Expense reduction


KPI critical performance indicators


Staffing / HR systems


Contracts


Technology


CEO Tasks: Business Vision and Goals


Innovation in your deliverable


Relationships w/ staff, buyers, vendors


Outsourcing and Delegation Mgt.


SWOT analysis


Replace myself or sell (last step)


Time and resource controls


I use a paperless document service found at http://www.delegationmagic.com as the tool for implementation.


You can down load the check list here http://freepdfhosting.com/843d265f44.pdf


From raw idea to finished company takes me from 18 months to 4 years on average. Most of that time is spent finding ways to generate sales leads and retain customers once sold. I hate doing anything two times so I record EVERYTHING I do over the day so if I find something that works, I can delegate it tomorrow.


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