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                   operating expenses, 130, 147–148  Giveaways, 100
                   overhead costs, 149–150          Global Entrepreneurship Monitor
                   ownership and, 122–123, 133            (GEM), 2
                   PAT, 134–135                     Goals, of entrepreneurs, 10–12
                   PE, 134–135                      Google, 1, 45, 99, 165
                   pro forma financial statements in, 12,   Google Adwords, 100, 102
                         100, 111, 138–140, 141     Graphics. See Visual aids, for business
                   resources, 20–21                       planning
                   revenue drivers, 143–144         Great Recession, 2
                   revenue sources, 140–141         Gross margins, 138–139
                   SG&A costs, 139–140              Growth, of business, 5–7, 58–60
                   sources and uses table, 132–133    critical risks analysis and, 128–129
                   start-up costs, 146                entry and growth strategy, 81
                   valuation of company and, 133–134  milestones in, 8–9, 114, 121, 133
                   variable costs, 146–147
                  “First mover’s advantage” concept, 9–10  Hackney, Sean, 14
                  Fit and balance, opportunity and,    Hangers America, 33
                       17–18, 22–23                 Headquarter costs, 149–150
                  Five-year projected financials, 142  Hermann, Dan, 24, 27–34, 124.
                  Focus groups, 128                       See also Lazybones
                  Ford, Henry, 165                  Hewlett-Packard, 1
                  Forecasting, sales and marketing, 94–96  Hiring strategy for team, 120
                  “Four anchors,” 26–27             Home Depot, 1, 9–10, 23, 165
                  Framework, for business plan, 39
                  Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD),   IBM, 1, 165
                       95, 102, 161                 Ideas, opportunity and, 19, 25–26
                  Franchise Times, 95               Imitation risk, 131
                  Franchising, 76, 94, 96, 145      Income, 47
                   buyers, 85                       Income statement, 52, 138–142,
                   customers, 84                          150–151
                   FDD, 95, 102, 161                India, 130
                   fees, 64, 100                    Industry analysis
                   industry analysis and, 62–65       competitive analysis/competitive
                   opening of, 116                          profile matrix in, 61, 71–77,
                   operational differences, 110–111         129
                   pricing, 100–101                   customer/market analysis, 66–71
                   product proposition, 83–84         description of industry in, 58
                   royalty rate, 65                   due diligence and, 18, 53, 58–59
                   by segment, 63                     employment size and, 61
                   strategy, 104                      ethics and fraud in, 69
                  Fraud, 47, 69                       franchising, 62–65
                  Future value (FV), 134–135          growth of market in, 58–60
                  FV. See Future value                Industry revenue and growth, 60
                                                      Lazybones example of, 59–78
                  Gantt chart, 117                    macroeconomic trends, 65
                  Gates, Bill, 1, 165                 niche markets and, 59, 129
                  GE, 1                               segment of industry within, 58, 59
                  GEM. See Global Entrepreneurship    statistics and citations, 58
                       Monitor                        trends in, 57, 62
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