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Before going forward ask yourself these questions:

• Does your project fit into at least one of the three themes?
• Does your project solve a real-life problem?
• Does your idea stand out compared to its competitors?

Need some help with your deliverable?

How to create a Business Model Canvas?

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Here’s a breakdown of what your Business Model Canvas should essentially include:

1. Customer Segments

   Which group of people or companies do you want to target and sell your product/service to? Split your customers into segments (depending on criteria) and create customer personas.

2. Customer Relationships

   Which type of relationship will you have with each of your customer segments? How will you interact with them throughout their journey?

   Examples: Personal assistance, Self Service, Communities, Co-creation…

3. Distribution Channels

How and where will you connect with your consumer?

4. Revenue Streams

How will you earn revenue from your value propositions?

5. Key Activities

What Key Activities do your Value Propositions require?

6. Key Resources

Which key resources do you need to carry out your key activities in order to create your value proposition?

7. Your Ideal Key Partners

Which external companies or suppliers will help you carry out your key activities? What types of partnerships will you establish?

8. Cost Structure

What are the costs associated with operating your business model?

9. Value Propositions

This is where you’ll include your unique solution for a problem. It should show your solution is different from that of your competitors.

Here are some examples of Business Model Canvas we love!

Here’s a link to Mirego’s workshop: VIDEO

How to make your Prototype?

Your prototype/mockup depends on the type of project you want to create: