Indonesian translation of creative business article

The creative business article ‘Create Your Own Business Formula’ has been translated into Indonesian by Jodie J Lumanauw.

It is online here and can be downloaded, copied, printed and redistributed provided it is not changed or sold.

This article is published in English, Spanish, Romanian, German, Portuguese, French, Ukrainian and Indonesian (so far!).

Please contact David Parrish if you would like to translate and publish this article in other languages. For more details, see below.


Don’t write a business plan until you have read this article!

There’s a big difference between planning for a successful creative business and ‘writing a business plan’. The two are not necessarily the same.

A ‘business plan’ does not automatically guarantee business success. Many business plans present the details but fail to address the fundamentals.

Any plan for a creative or digital business must be based on the values and objectives of the entrepreneurs concerned and at its heart must be a realistic ‘business formula’.

This article shows you how to combine your own unique values and objectives to create a business formula that works.


The article was written by David Parrish as book chapter and David retains copyright in the work.

He has chosen to publish it free of charge using a Creative Commons licence which allows anyone to copy, print and redistribute it – provided they don’t change it or sell it. That means anyone can give it away, send it as an email attachment, offer it as a download from their site, or distribute it on CD or other media (for example as part of a conference or workshop information pack).

Translations

David is inviting people to translate this article into other languages. The translated articles will then be published free of charge using the same Creative Commons licence. This means that the translator will have copyright in the translated work and agree for the article to be made available free of charge. The translator will have a credit, copyright notice, and a link to their (or their organisation’s) website in the published document.

Get in touch with David Parrish’s office if you would like to translate this article into other languages.