Building Business Model Flashcards

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A company’s primary strategy for operating profitably that includes descriptions of the products or services, the target users, and expenses.

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Business Model

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a great tool to understand your own business model in a straightforward and structured way.

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Business model canvas

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Using it will help gain business insights about the customers you serve, what value propositions are offered, and how your company makes money.

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Business model canvas

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The network of suppliers and partners that make the business model work

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Key Partnership

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Factors important when forming partnerships

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Right Partnership Agreements
Defining expectations
Impact on your clients
Win-win Situation
Selecting partnerships
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A partnership where all owners are active contributors of managing the business

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General Partnership

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A partnership that has at least one general partner, and can have limited partners that have defined contributions and gains according to their contribution.

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Limited Partnership

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A partnership that operates as a general partnership however owners are not liable to other owners’ financings.

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Limited Liability Partnership

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A partnership that operates like a limited partnership however owners are not liable to other owners’ financings.

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Limited Liability Limited Partnership

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It is what the company must do to make the business model work

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Key Activities

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types of key activities

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Platforms / Networks
Production
Financial
Problem Solving

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Most important assets you need to have for your business model to function effectively

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Key resources

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the tangible resources which the organization uses to create value offering and value proposition to its customers.

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Physical Resources

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The people who make up the workforce

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Human Resources

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Intangible resources brand, patents, copyrights, and even partnerships

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Intellectual Resources

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The resources from which the enterprises obtain the funds they need to finance their investments, capital, and current activities.

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Financial Resources

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the foundation for understanding how the product will be valued by the target users

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Customer Value Proposition

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Customer value proposition criteria

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Product
Segment
Price
Value
Competition
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a key building block of business model canvas which defines the kinds of relationship you form with each of your customer segments

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Customer Relationship

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A category of customer relationship that pertains to human interaction between a real company representative and customers

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Personal Assistance

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A category of customer relationship that pertains also to human interaction between a real company representative but with a specific customer

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Dedicated Personal Assistance

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A category of customer relationship that all necessary means for the customers to help themselves are provided by the company and there is no maintenance of direct relationship with customers

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Self-service

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A category of customer relationship that is a sophisticated form of customer self-service integrated with automated processes.

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Automated Services

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A category of customer relationships that maintains a platform (Community) to exchange knowledge and solve problems.

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Communities

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A category of customer relationships that let the company and the customer co-create value, done quite frequently with technology. (Reviews)
Co-creation
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The group of customers or companies for which you plan to sell your products or services
Customer Segments
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Customer segment that answers the where or the physical location of customers
Geographical Segment
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Customer segment that answers the who or the non-character traits of customers
Demographic Segment
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Customer segment that answers the why or the personalities of customers
Psychographic Segment
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Customer segment that answers the how or the habits of customers
Behavioral Segment
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It is how a company communicates with and reaches its customer segments
Channel
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Two types of channel
Direct and Indirect Channel
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5 Phases of Channel
``` Awareness Evaluation Purchase After Sales Delivery ```
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a tool which can help ensure that a product or service is positioned around what the customers values and needs.
Value Proposition Canvas
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Benefit of Value Proposition Canvas
See value in a new way Easy to understand Guide your marketing efforts
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It represents the customer profile in the value proposition canvas
Customer Profile
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Customer Profile parts
Jobs Pains Gains
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It represents the value proposition map
Value Map
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Value Map parts
Product & Services Gain Creators Pain Reliever
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It is a business model alternative composed of a 1-page business plan template by Ash Maurya optimized for Lean Startups
Lean Canvas
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A box in Lean Canvas that helps understand the key problems of different customer segments that you are aiming to solve
Problems
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A box in Lean Canvas that identifies the customers that experiences the problems and the one you are going to provide a solution for
Customer Segment
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A box in Lean Canvas that determines your offer for your customers
Unique Value Proposition
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A box in Lean Canvas that outlines possible solutions to the problem
Solution
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A box in Lean Canvas that pertains to the marketing and advertising methods
Channels
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A box in Lean Canvas that shows the pricing model and the list of sources of revenue
Revenue stream
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A box in Lean Canvas that shows the cost that the business will have in order to run and market your product
Cost Structure
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A box in Lean Canvas that shows the list of numbers that define how your business is going
Key Metrics
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A box in Lean Canvas that shows what the business has that no other businesses have; can not be copied or bought so the business will stand out from the rest
Unfair Advantage