Step 4: Evaluate Costs and Risks
Research the costs associated with each stage of your supply chain, including costs for transportation, storage, handling, fees, etc.
Consider the risks associated with each stage of the supply chain, such as delays in delivery, quality issues, or potential disruptions.
Create a new slide titled Cost and Risk Analysis and summarize the costs and risks associated with each stage of the supply chain.
Step 5: Develop a Distribution Plan
Based on your research and analysis, create a detailed distribution plan that outlines the specific steps you will take to implement your distribution strategy.
Include timelines, responsibilities, and milestones in your plan.
Add a new slide titled Distribution Plan and outline the key components of your distribution plan.
Step 6: Review and Adjust
Review your distribution plan and make any necessary adjustments based on feedback from mentors, advisors, or potential customers.
Continue to refine your plan as you gather more information and insights about your product and market.
Finalize your distribution plan and prepare to implement it as you move forward with your start-up idea.