
Business Feasibility Study: A Practical Method
Feasibility study or market research? The difference made clear, the four dimensions to check, and a scored grid to know if your project is actually doable.
Business Plans, financial forecasts, Pitch Decks and fundraising: practical guides to build an application that convinces investors and banks.
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Feasibility study or market research? The difference made clear, the four dimensions to check, and a scored grid to know if your project is actually doable.

In what order do you go from idea to business plan? The six steps, how long each really takes, what runs in parallel, and a full timeline for your project.

How do you know your business idea is worth it? Four validation stages, a measurable threshold at each one, and a decision tree to launch, pivot or stop.

What makes a competitive advantage durable? Real barriers, fake advantages founders claim, and a four-question test to see whether yours will hold.

How to write the competitive analysis section of your business plan: a filled-in comparison grid, positioning map, SWOT and a worked example you can adapt.

Find and read your competitors' filed accounts for free. Company registries, the five figures that matter, and what to do when accounts are confidential.

2x2 matrix, comparison table or power grid: which format fits your competition slide, how to choose the axes, and where the slide belongs in your deck.

How to build an acquisition forecast from the seller's accounts: the 6 normalizing adjustments, debt service coverage and a full worked example in numbers.

Three forecasting methods applied to the same project, three different results: how to arbitrate and defend the revenue number you keep.