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Selling a business requires you to reveal vast amounts of information that may not be at your fingertips or even exist. Since the buyer will ask for them, you must organize contracts, records, and insurance policies as you prepare to sell a company and make them easily available. These documents will be needed during the selling process, and having them ready for review will increase your credibility and authority as a competent manager running a valuable business.
Corporate Records
The corporate record book and annual reports, if you're selling your entire business and not merely some assets, should also be readily accessible. Your corporate record book contains your original incorporation papers, business name registration paperwork, bylaws, trademarks, shareholder list, minutes of directors' meetings, and other documents. Small companies are sometimes lax here. If these don't exist or sorely need updating, your corporate attorney should work with you to create them. A limited liability company is not required to retain documentation as extensive as a corporation's. Nonetheless, you must show the document that created your business and an operating agreement. Larger, multi-member, limited liability companies often don't document minutes of membership meetings or written consents of members for actions taken, but they should be on hand.
Processes and Methods
Documenting key processes and methodologies will assure that important knowledge does not depart with anyone leaving your business, including you. Almost every organization has vital information that isn't written down. It is imperative to capture as much as possible to demonstrate viability and value to potential buyers and to assure a successful transition. This is particularly true for you as well as for workers and management who may leave or are nearing retirement. Operations and procedures manuals should be up to date. Some of these documented processes belong in the contingency plan discussed in a later article.
These are difficult efforts to estimate since they are dependent on the size of your business, state of your current documentation, and the complexity of your operations and methodologies. It can be useful to bring in consultants with "fresh eyes" to work with your organization to produce high-quality manuals and other documentation.
Testimonials and Branding
To show off your business and its reputation, record and display customer testimonials and public relations activities that demonstrate your company's standing and prominence. Sale and marketing literature should contain current information, reflect your company's brand, and present it in a contemporary and consistent manner. This could be a three-month project if you dedicate resources to it.
Brands do matter when it comes to selling a business and a strong brand in the marketplace is added value when it comes to selling. Improving branding and name recognition, however, will be more time-consuming. Having a strong brand will very likely pay off, but it does require a longer-term investment.
The Business Value of Paperwork
It is very common for much of the information required for a company to operate is in the heads of those that do it. However, step into the buyer's shoes and understand what a risk that is. Taking the time to do the documentation - as boring and time-consuming as we all know it is - will improve the value of the business.
I invite you to use these ideas as you start the journey to sell a business.
For twenty-five years, Marian Cook has been a trusted advisor to the hundreds of owners and executives worldwide whom she has helped to improve business performance and value. She has worked globally with firms ranging in size from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. She has helped them develop and execute their strategies, realize their goals, and maximize their businesses' valuations and their transitions to new ownership.
For additional Selling Your Business for More tips from 15 world class experts, please visit our Business Transition Experts "Education at Your Desktop" site at: http://www.businesstransitionexperts.com/telesummit.
Benefits of Creating User Documents In-house
OVERVIEW
For small companies, creating their product's User Documentation in-house, provides benefits to the company, to (idle) staff, and to the product. This article describes the benefits and some downsides of producing User Documents in-house.
THREE OPTIONS
If you have no in-house writing staff you have three options:
1. No User Document for the product. This is NOT a valid option. Every product needs User Documentation. It completes your product package, and enhances the User's experience with your product. Here are two examples of non-existent User Documentation:
* Tomatoes. Most people don't know that before use, tomatoes should not be refrigerated. Refrigerating tomatoes before use will reduce their flavor and nutrition value.
* A Manual Can Opener. This can opener clamps on the can, thus the user does not have to squeeze the handles while operating the can opener. It came with no User Documentation, as "everyone could probably figure out how to use it." This is wrong. After a few uses, the blades become slightly dulled, and the handles are very difficult to clamp and lock.
The simple tip of turning the knob while squeezing the handles makes the can opener easy to use. That tip could form the basis of a User Manual for the product. The manual should include instructions for care of the can opener. The absurd situation is that this clamp feature was the unique aspect of the product; but the feature becomes unusable because of no User Document.
How have you felt about products that came without User Documentation? Were you confused about the product and getting the most from it? User Documentation adds to the value of the product. Let's look at how we can get it created.
2. Use an outside writing service or consultant. Technical writers may be an excellent choice to create your User Documentation. However, there may be downsides to using them.
* When documentation changes have to be made, the company has to re-hire the writer. If the writer were unavailable, then you have to wait or search for a new writer. When the new writer gets hired, a new orientation to the company and the project would have to start. Delays, delays, delays.
* An even more horrible thought is that the outside writer used some fancy piece of software to create the User Document, and you do not own that software. Thus you could not make any changes until you bought and learned that software, or hired an outside writer who uses the same software. (Most technical writers are enamored with a particular piece of esoteric writing software.)
Using the outside writer will force you to batch your documentation changes, making the literature out of date. (How many times have you seen product documentation that does not match the product? This happens because the company was waiting for the next major upgrade to update the User Documentation.)
3. Using idle employees in your company to create the User Documentation. The remainder of this article will focus on this option.
STAFFING BENEFITS
In most organizations, there is some staff down-time. By assigning these staff to create User Documents you benefit from effective use of this down-time, and the employees benefit from experience in a new field.
These staffing benefits include:
* Use staff who may be idle between projects
* Your staff know the company's culture and their fellow staff
* Your staff use existing company-wide writing tools (your word processor)
* No time needed to get oriented with the physical aspects of the job
* You have created a new resource within company
BENEFITS TO YOUR USER DOCUMENTS
If you have in-house writers (even if they are not formally trained as "technical writers") you can just say "Sue, could you or Tom update the document where the sign-in window is presented." Much faster and more flexible then having to go to an outside source. Sue and Tom have ownership of the document, and would work to improve it. They would use software resources available in your organization.
The benefits of in-house writers to your User Documents include:
* You can make corrections as you find the errors.
* You are able to update your User Document when you update your product.
* Better control of timing and resources
* No fear in dealing with the User Document in electronic form. From your word processor or add-ins, you can publish your User Document as a portable data format (.pdf) file, or as HTML for display on the Internet.
DOWNSIDES OF IN-HOUSE WRITING
The primary downsides of in-house User Document creation are the attitude and emotions of your newly-appointed writer. These include:
* Fear ("I don't know how to write")
* Anger ("Why me? This is unfair")
* Uncertainty ("I don't know what to write")
* Isolation ("I've been cast into this writing thing")
You can reduce these negative emotions if you encourage and support your New Writer.
SUPPORT YOUR NEW WRITERS
It is unfair to assign a non-writer to create a User Document without supporting him/her. You have to support your writer with:
* Training;
* Access to the development and marketing teams for product information;
* Use of the development team to evaluate their writing (small chunks);
* Access to the product, industry literature, and marketing materials;
* Style manual;
* Editor -- your writing expert;
* Time to do a good job.
Other articles in this series (see the links in the "Resources" or "About the Author" section of this article) present more information about supporting your New Writer.
About the Author
Barry Millman, Ph.D., has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (1966, Carnegie Institute of Technology) and an M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Psychology (Human Information Processing, University of Calgary). He has been a consultant for over 25 years, an instructor, course developer, and award-winning speaker. For the past seven years he has been researching and creating resources to help organizations create great User Documents.
Visit: http://www.greatuserdocs.com/ for resources to help you create the User Documents that your Product needs and your Users deserve.
Visit http://www.greatuserdocs.com/ReadingRoom.htm for more articles like this one.
How much should i sell my playstation 3 for?
Its the 80gb limited edition that came with Motorstorm. Heres what is included:
1. 2 controllers with charging cable.
2. 5 games (Motorstorm, FIFA 10, Fallout 3, Resistance Fall of Man, and Uncharted: Drake's fortune. It also comes with the ps2 game Dragonball Z Tenkaichi 3.
3. Headset with charging cable.
4. All original documentation except the manual.
I was thinking 300-400 dollars.
You have the right idea on how much for all of it . ( people will try to bargain so keep that in mind )
Horticultural therapy taps into the calming effect of gardening
The practice of Horticultural Therapy as a treatment modality has only been in place for about 200 years, therefore making it a relatively new profession.
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