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Tired of Business Plans? The Business Model Canvas Explained.
Tired of Business Plans? The Business Model Canvas Explained.

How would you like a one-page snapshot to carefully vet new or existing small business ideas? Good news! The business model canvas (“BMC”) may be your solution. It’s a simple one-page sketch and is an excellent alternative to a lengthy, traditional business plan.

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Small BizDeb MeyerWorthyNest LLCbusiness model canvas, business model canvas template, business model canvas examples, business model canvas framework, customer segments, customer relationships, channels, revenue streams, key resources, key activities, key partnerships, cost structure, business model canvas channels, target customers, demographics, elements of a value proposition, revenue stream example, cost structure examplesComment
Here's Your Intro to the Business Model Canvas
Here's Your Intro to the Business Model Canvas

A business plan is typically at least a detailed 10-page document that can take some serious time and energy to complete. If you’re a solopreneur or a small business owner juggling a hundred other tasks, actually writing a business plan might sound… well, daunting.

I’m happy to tell you that there’s an alternative to a business plan. And it’s just one page long. Yes, a single page.

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Small BizDeb MeyerWorthyNest LLCbusiness model canvas, business model canvas template, business model canvas examples, business model canvas framework, customer segments, customer relationships, channels, revenue streams, key resources, key activities, key partnerships, cost structure, business model canvas channels, target customers, demographics, elements of a value proposition, revenue stream example, cost structure examplesComment
How to Deal with Capacity Constraint as an Entrepreneur
How to Deal with Capacity Constraint as an Entrepreneur

Regardless of the reason for hanging your own shingle, you’ve found some financial success along the way. You have steady, recurring revenue from a growing client base as a service-based entrepreneur. You are coming to the realization that there aren’t enough hours in the day to accomplish your business goals. You cannot personally serve any more clients without some help.

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Small BizDeb MeyerWorthyNest LLCentrepreneurship, entrepreneur, solopreneur, service-based business, financial success, capacity, capacity constraints, E-Myth, hire a team, high value tasks, low-value taks, employee vs contractor, training new hiresComment