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Identify your company’s key What specific key activities are Identify the core value the What type of relationship do you Identify who is your value
partners. This can consist of necessary to deliver your value company provides to customers. have with your customers? How proposition targets. Who are
important suppliers in your proposition? What activities set What exactly is the company do you interact with customers you creating value for? Who are
supply chain. What key your company apart from others? trying to give to customers? What and how does this differ amongst your most important customers?
resources does the company Consider how your company’s problem is your company trying customer segments? Do you What are they like? What do they
receive from these partners? unique differences in its revenue to solve and what needs are your communicate frequently with your need? What do they enjoy? What
What key activities are streams, distribution channels, company satisfying? How do you customers? How much support is the customer market like? Are
performed by these partners? or customer relationships. Do offer something different that does your company provide? you targeting a small niche
Think about why your company you need to procure specific niche satisfies the demands of your community or a mass market?
works with these key partners resources? Do you need to customer segments (e.g. price,
and the motivations behind them. streamline to keep costs and quality, design, status)?
prices low?
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