The barbershop
has a history in Europe to the mid-1800s. Initially a gentlemen’s establishment, the
barber shop served as a men’s hair maintenance location. and discussion. Even with today’s introduction of electric shavers and trimmers, the
barbershop has maintained its presence.
Step 1
Create a business description for your
barber shop’a business plan.
Provide the name and location of your barber shop, and follow this information
with the names and contact information of each of the shop’s owners.
Complete a two- to three-page executive
summary for your business plan. Use the executive summary to introduce your
business and the information within the plan. Provide a brief overview of the
business’ owners, target market and competition. Highlight some important
aspects of your business. Include the amount of your loan request, if you are
seeking financing.
Step 2
Identify the location of your
barber shop and list whether you will own, rent or lease the location. Discuss
the location’s overhead costs and
requirements, such as the costs of utilities, taxes and permits. Include a list
of equipment and inventory that you will need for the shop, such as cutting
chairs, trimmers and mirrors, and include the costs for each.
Step 3
Determine the number of staff members
that your barbershop will require for efficient operations. Identify if those
staff members will be employees or contractors and ascertain if these members
will work full or part time hours.
Step 4
Develop a marketing plan for your
barbershop business. Identify the products and services that your barbershop
will provide, including the haircuts, specialty services and supporting hair products. Identify the target market of your
business and explain the methods that your barbershop will use to attract and
retain its clientele.
Step 5
Complete the financial portion of your
barbershop business plan. Include a personal financial statement, balance sheet, income
statement and cash flow statement. Complete a personal financial statement for each owner of the
barbershop.
Step 6
End your business plan with any
supporting documents that you have to verify the information within the plan.
Create an appendix
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