Reesby Academy · Business & Entrepreneurship
Business Planning on One Page
Capture your business plan clearly on a single page.
About this course
A one-page plan forces clarity about what the business does, for whom and how it will make money. This course guides you through completing a simple plan that you can revisit and share with others. You'll finish with a one-page plan you can use to guide decisions this year.
What you will be able to do
- You'll be able to articulate your value proposition in a sentence
- You'll be able to outline revenue streams and key costs
- You'll be able to set three to five priorities for the next year
- You'll be able to share your plan and gather useful feedback
Course outline
- Tools you'll need8 min · Lesson notes, example, action task · 2-question quizA one-page plan needs only a document and a few simple tools for numbers and sharing.
- Why One Page Works7 min · Lesson notes, example, action task · 2-question quizA one-page plan forces prioritisation. If you can't fit the idea on one page, it's probably not clear enough yet.
- Value Proposition7 min · Lesson notes, example, action task · 2-question quizYour value proposition states the benefit you deliver, for whom, and why you're different. It should be understandable in one or two sentences.
- Revenue and Costs7 min · Lesson notes, example, action task · 2-question quizYour plan should show how money comes in and what it costs to deliver. Simple assumptions, clearly stated, are more useful than complex forecasts.
- Priorities for the Year7 min · Lesson notes, example, action task · 2-question quizPriorities turn the plan into action. Choose a small number of priorities, each with a measure and an owner.
- Sharing and Refining Your Plan7 min · Lesson notes, example, action task · 2-question quizA plan becomes useful when it's shared and tested. Feedback helps you spot blind spots and refine the plan over time.
- Careers & next steps7 min · Lesson notes, example, action task · 2-question quizPlanning skills are useful across business, government and community organisations. These roles often involve turning ideas into plans and measurable results.
- Final quiz and certificate10 questions, pass mark 8 of 10. Pass to get your Reesby Academy certificate with a verification link.