What makes a good turnkey business proposal?

Answer by  melissa23 (1002)

A good turnkey business proposal is made when a product sells itself without even needing a good salesman behind it. Take for example a rainbow vacuum cleaner or a cadillac. The good name and quality of the product sales itself. A product that is designed to make everyday tasks simple is exactly what you want.

Answer by  moder (37)

Make sure that the proposal has clearly defined goals. Such as time on return. Sucess rate of business type. Location of business.

Answer by  Alison2001 (46)

Good proposals should outline the market need and expected costs/profits of the project. This should include a narrative on the enterprise/project and how it is positioned within the market. However, costs and finance projections are critical and need to be well defined (e. g. expected returns, contribution margins)

Answer by  cbdave (124)

Is it correct? Compare revenue, expense, and capital figures with industry norms. Is it complete? Does it address input (capital,marterial,labor,marketing/sales), processing (management, franchise relations), and output (customer service or delivery)? How does it compare with starting the business from scratch?

Answer by  pappu (170)

Business that is been sold as a turnkey business would include tangibles such as inventory and equipments through intangibles such as previously established reputation and good will.