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SUPER GUIDE: Business Model Canvas Explained
The Super Guide about Business Model Canvas Explained is a complete guide on what exactly a business model canvas is and how to go about constructing yours correctly.
Table of content
Introduction
What Is Business Model Canvas?
What Are The Benefits Of The Bmc?
It Is Focused
Bmc Is Clear And Concise
Targets Customers’ Needs
Reduces The Risk Of Failure
Scientific Framework
Visual Format
Accessibility
Flexibility
Business Model Canvas Blocks Explained
Customer Segment
Why Is Customer Segmentation Important?
More Effective Messaging
Improved Products
Improved Customer Targeting
Higher Returns On Marketing Investments
Customer Segmentation Models
Demographic
Geographic
Psychographic
Technographic
Behavioral
Needs-Based
Value-Based
How To Determine Customer Segment?
Depth Of Pain
Budget
Reach
Market Size
Value
Types Of Customer Segments
Mass Market
Niche Market
Segmented
Diversified
Multilateral Platform (Or Multilateral Markets)
Value Proposition
Elements For Value Creation
Newness
Performance
Personalization
Status
Price
Cost Reduction
Risk Reduction
Accessibility
Convenience/Usability
How To Design A Value Proposition
Distribution Channels
Why Are Distribution Channels Important?
Timely Delivery Of Products
Maintain Stock Of Products
Provides Market Information
Promotion Of Goods
Provide Finance
Generates Employment
Distribution Of Risk
Phases Of The Distribution Channel
Awareness
Evaluation
Purchase
Delivery
After-Sales
3 Forms Of Distribution Channels
Direct Distribution Channel
Indirect Distribution Channel
Hybrid Distribution Channel
Types Of Distribution Channels
Personal Sale
Internet
Telephone
Traditional And Electronic Mail
Retailers
Representatives
Distributors
How To Choose The Right Distribution Channel For Your Product
Consider Your Company’s Goals
Be Practical
Look For Natural Partners
Minimize Conflict
Customer Relationship
Motivations For Customer Relationships
Customer Acquisition
Content Marketing
Email Marketing
Social Media Marketing
Customer Retention
Defending A Point Of View
Invoking The Ego
Reducing Pain
Offering Extra Benefits
Making Personal
Maintaining Quality
Choosing The Communication Channel
Sales Expansion
Customer Relationship Categories
Self-Service
Automated Services
Communities
Personal Assistance
Dedicated Personal Assistance
Co-Creation
Importance Of Customer Relationships
Revenue Streams
How To Choose Your Revenue Streams
Choose The Most Realistic Stream
Extend Your Value
Attract The Right Investors
Be Flexible
Different Ways To Generate Revenue Streams
Direct Sales
Freemium
Asset Sale
Usage Fee
Subscription Fee
Lending, Renting, Or Leasing
Licensing
Brokerage Fee
Advertising
Pricing Mechanisms
In The Fixed-Price System
List Pricing
Product Feature Dependent
Customer Segment Dependent
Volume Dependent
In The System Of Dynamic Price
Negotiation (Bargaining)
Yield Management
Real-Time Market
Auctioning
Key Resources
Types Of Key Resources
Tangible
Intangible
Human
Financial
Key Resources And Value Propositions
Product-Driven Businesses
Scope-Driven Businesses
Infrastructure-Driven Businesses
How To Determine Your Key Resources
Key Activities
Categories Of Key Activities
Production
Problem-Solving
Platform/Network
Typical Activities
Research And Development
New Product Research
New Product Development
Updates Of Existing Products
Quality Checks
Innovation
Production
Product Selection And Design
Production Process Selection
Correct Production Capacity
Production Planning
Production Control
Quality And Cost Control
Inventory Control
Machine Maintenance And Replacement
Marketing
Strategy
Market Research
Product Development
Communications
Sales Support
Events
Sales And Customer Service
Which Key Activities Are Critical To Your Value Proposition?
Brainstorm And Interview
Work With A Capability Map
Work With An Operating Model
Key Partners
Types Of Key Partners
Supplier
Non-Competitors
Joint Ventures
Co-Opetition
Motivations For Partnerships
Optimization And Economy Of Scale
Reduction Of Risk And Uncertainty
Acquisition Of Particular Resources And Activities
Observations When Selecting Key Partners
Cost Structure
Cost Structure Types
Value-Driven Structure
Cost-Driven Structure
Characteristics
Fixed Costs
Variable Costs
Economies Of Scale
Economies Of Scope
Importance Of Cost Structures
What To Ask When Creating A Cost Structure
Real Examples Of The Business Model Canvas
Airbnb’s Business Model Canvas
Airbnb’s Customer Segments
Airbnb’s Value Propositions
Airbnb’s Channels
Airbnb’s Customer Relationships
Airbnb’s Revenue Streams
Airbnb’s Key Resources
Airbnb’s Key Activities
Airbnb’s Key Partners
Airbnb’s Cost Structure
Linkedin’s Business Model Canvas
Linkedin’s Customer Segments
Linkedin’s Value Propositions
Linkedin’s Channels
Linkedin’s Customer Relationships
Linkedin’s Revenue Streams
Linkedin’s Key Resources
Linkedin’s Key Activities
Linkedin’s Key Partners
Linkedin’s Cost Structure
Google’s Business Model Canvas
Google’s Customer Segments
Google’s Value Propositions
Google’s Channels
Google’s Customer Relationships
Google’s Revenue Streams
Google’s Key Resources
Google’s Key Activities
Google’s Key Partners
Google’s Cost Structure
Facebook’s Business Model Canvas
Facebook’s Customer Segments
Facebook’s Value Propositions
Facebook’s Channels
Facebook’s Customer Relationships
Facebook’s Revenue Streams
Facebook’s Key Resources
Facebook’s Key Activities
Facebook’s Key Partners
Facebook’s Cost Structure
Apple’s Business Model Canvas
Apple’s Customer Segments
Apple’s Value Propositions
Apple’s Channels
Apple’s Customer Relationships
Apple’s Revenue Streams
Apple’s Key Resources
Apple’s Key Activities
Apple’s Key Partners
Apple’s Cost Structure
Amazon’s Business Model Canvas
Amazon’s Customer Segments
Amazon’s Value Propositions
Amazon’s Channels
Amazon’s Customer Relationships
Amazon’s Revenue Streams
Amazon’s Key Resources
Amazon’s Key Activities
Amazon’s Key Partners
Amazon’s Cost Structure
Uber’s Business Model Canvas
Uber’s Customer Segments
Uber’s Value Propositions
Uber’s Channels
Uber’s Customer Relationships
Uber’s Revenue Streams
Uber’s Key Resources
Uber’s Key Activities
Uber’s Key Partners
Uber’s Cost Structure
Netflix’s Business Model Canvas
Netflix’s Customer Segments
Netflix’s Value Propositions
Netflix’s Channels
Netflix’s Customer Relationships
Netflix’s Revenue Streams
Netflix’s Key Resources
Netflix’s Key Activities
Netflix’s Key Partners
Netflix’s Cost Structure
Nike’s Business Model Canvas
Nike’s Customer Segments
Nike’s Value Propositions
Nike’s Channels
Nike’s Customer Relationships
Nike’s Revenue Streams
Nike’s Key Resources
Nike’s Key Activities
Nike’s Key Partners
Nike’s Cost Structure
Starbucks’ Business Model Canvas
Starbucks’ Customer Segments
Starbucks’ Value Propositions
Starbucks’ Channels
Starbucks’ Customer Relationships
Starbucks’ Revenue Streams
Starbucks’ Key Resources
Starbucks’ Key Activities
Starbucks’ Key Partners
Starbucks’ Cost Structure
Sephora’s Business Model Canvas
Sephora’s Customer Segments
Sephora’s Value Propositions
Sephora’s Channels
Sephora’s Customer Relationships
Sephora’s Revenue Streams
Sephora’s Key Resources
Sephora’s Key Activities
Sephora’s Key Partners
Sephora’s Cost Structure
Ikea’s Business Model Canvas
Ikea’s Customer Segments
Ikea’s Value Propositions
Ikea’s Channels
Ikea’s Customer Relationships
Ikea’s Revenue Streams
Ikea’s Key Resources
Ikea’s Key Activities
Ikea’s Key Partners
Ikea’s Cost Structure
Walmart’s Business Model Canvas
Walmart’s Customer Segments
Walmart’s Value Propositions
Walmart’s Channels
Walmart’s Customer Relationships
Walmart’s Revenue Streams
Walmart’s Key Resources
Walmart’s Key Activities
Walmart’s Key Partners
Walmart’s Cost Structure
Zara’s Business Model Canvas
Zara’s Customer Segments
Zara’s Value Propositions
Zara’s Channels
Zara’s Customer Relationships
Zara’s Revenue Streams
Zara’s Key Resources
Zara’s Key Activities
Zara’s Key Partners
Zara’s Cost Structure
Mcdonald’s Business Model Canvas
Mcdonald’s Customer Segments
Mcdonald’s Value Propositions
Mcdonald’s Channels
Mcdonald’s Customer Relationships
Mcdonald’s Revenue Streams
Mcdonald’s Key Resources
Mcdonald’s Key Activities
Mcdonald’s Key Partners
Mcdonald’s Cost Structure
Spotify’s Business Model Canvas
Spotify’s Customer Segments
Spotify’s Value Propositions
Value Propositions To Users
Value Propositions To Content Creators
Value Propositions To Advertisers
Spotify’s Channels
Spotify’s Customer Relationships
Spotify’s Revenue Streams
Spotify’s Key Resources
Spotify’s Key Activities
Spotify’s Key Partners
Spotify’s Cost Structure
Coca-Cola’s Business Model Canvas
Coca-Cola Customer Segments
Coca-Cola’s Value Propositions
Coca-Cola’s Channels
Coca-Cola’s Customer Relationships
Coca-Cola’s Revenue Streams
Coca-Cola’s Key Resources
Coca-Cola’s Key Activities
Coca-Cola’s Key Partners
Coca-Cola’s Cost Structure
Some Tips For Beginners
A Step-By-Step Guide To Creating A Business Model Canvas
Step 1: Customer Segments
Segment Dimensions
Segment Composition
Problems, Needs, Habits Current Alternatives
Output
Step 2: Value Propositions
Output
Step 3: Channels
Output
Step 4: Customer Relationships
Output
Step 5: Revenue Streams
Output
Step 6: Key Activities
Outputs
Step 7: Key Resources
Outputs
Step 8: Key Partnerships
Outputs
Step 9: Cost Structure
Outputs
Step 10: Applications Analysis
Core Applications
Competitiveness
What To Do After
What Does The Business Model Canvas Lack?
Strategy Is Not Taken Into Account
There Can Be More To Profits Than Costs And Revenues
It Is Not In The Right Order
It Does Not Show Any Interconnections
It Does Not Acknowledge The Company’s Role Within Its Ecosystem
Competition, History, And Other External Factors Are Absent
Conclusion
Read an excerpt from this Business Model Canvas Explained Super Guide:
“The Business Model Canvas (BMC) is a strategic management tool that provides a visual representation of a business’s plan for delivering value to its customers and making money. It is especially helpful for quickly conveying the key facets of a business on one page, instead of using an extensive traditional business plan spread across multiple pages. “
This is must-have knowledge for entrepreneurs and business model analysts and consultants. If you want to dominate business models this super guide was made especially for you.
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