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Davis Animalry

Jonathon Davis

 

Business Plan:

This small business sells chickens and rabbits in all stages of life. We sell baby chickens and rabbits as a wonderful present for that young farmer in all of us. We also sell eggs, fully and mid grown chickens, both hen and rooster, and rabbits. Our business is family owned and run. Here our business plan is to put the customers first and provide the best quality for the lowest possible reasonable price.

Hook: 

No one else sells animals of such high  quality around. Most business now days will charge you the highest or more than a good price for your animals, but we will charge you the descent fair market value price.  If you can find these wonderful pets for a better price somewhere els and prove it, than we will sell you ours for a cheeper price. Everyone needs a pet and these are the right ones for your home. Here our moto is

 

Advertising Plan:

We plan to advertise by word of mouth, repeat customers, T.V. and news paper. Come on down to Davis Animalry and get your very own chicken or rabbit to take home with you today. These small animals make the perfect birthday, easter, and or christmas present. They are also a great beginner pet for those of us still learning responsibility and how to take care of animals. Buy one of our chickens or rabbits today and we will give you a free fifty pound bag of starter feed. We also carry any caging, food, or supplies you might need to care for your new little lovables. Buy two Texas Country Reporter advertisements saturday from 630-7 at 90 dollars,  one NBC news at five for 250 dollars, and one small advertisement in the temple paper every monday for one month for a total of 420 dollars.

 

 

Financial Plan:

  My total start up cost will be around $94,109.17. My equipment that I will need to buy is wire caging, lumber for nests roosts and bedding, wire clamps, and screws. This totals to about $540. I will have a small office to do my business. This office will have two tables, three chairs, a telephone, a fan and a filing cabinet for customer information. This building will be in my back yard, literaly. My expenses will be as stated in the table bellow.

 

Startup Cost:

 Chickens-20

 Various breeds of rabbits- 500

Two bags of Chicken feed (100lb. bag)- 60

Rabbit feed (100lb. bag)- 60

Building-13,569.17

Property-79,900 with house

                                  total- $94,109.17

 

Monthly Business Expenses:

Cost of Premises: Building-13,569.17

                             Property-79,900 with house

 

 

$93,469.17

 

 

Utilities:

  • Electric  ________

  • Gas ________

  • Water ________

  • Phone ________

  • Internet ________

 

  $412.5

 

      $0

 

    $100

 

     $50

 

     $50

Employee Cost:

Number of Employees ________ x

Monthly Hours Worked ________ x

Hourly Salary ________ x

Finally, add another 40% for employee expenses

 

     $ 1

 

     $12

 

  $ 6.00

 

 

Marketing Cost:

  • Television ________

  • Radio ________

  • Newspaper ________

  • Email ________

  • Website ________

  • Online Advertising ________

  • Postage ________

  • Billboard ________

 

    $430

 

 

     $420

 

 

Equipment and Service Rental

  1.  Wire caging for animals
  2. Lumber for nests, roosts, and beddings.
  3. Wire clamps
  4. Screws 

 

 

 

 

    $ 300

    $ 200

     $ 20

     $ 20

Monthly Expenses:

 

    $2,904.3

 

 

 

Monthly Sales Grouped by Category

_baby chickens_Number Sold _20_x Price _$1.00_

 

      $20

 

 

_eggs__ Number Sold _12 dozen_x Price _$3.00_

 

    $3600

 

 

_adult chickens_Number Sold _20_x Price _$3.00_

 

      $60

 

 

_rabbits_Number Sold _20_x Price _$50_

 

    $1,000

 

 

Monthly Sales:

 

    $4,680

 

 

 

 

Monthly Profit or Loss

 

The items you sell are not free. You must deduct the cost of buying them from the manufacturer. Or if you make the items you are selling you must deduct the cost of the raw materials. If you are reselling items, subtract 60% from your monthly sales to determine your profit. If you make the items you sell, subtract 30% from your monthly sales to find your monthly profit. ____$3,276____ .

 

 

 

Now subtract your Monthly Expenses ___$1,775.7______. This is your total monthly profit (or loss).

 

 

 

Your partners share: How much of this are you planning on sharing with your partner? ___$175.7___ .

How much will your partner need to invest in startup costs? ____70%_____ .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Comments (2)

Anonymous said

at 9:04 pm on May 7, 2008

I think that this guy knows what he is doing and everyone should invest in his business, because I think that it will be very successful. You won't reget it unless you don't invest it.

Anonymous said

at 11:11 am on May 9, 2008

I would like to invest in your business

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