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Where do i start when working on my idea? And what is this "business model" thing? Answers for next generation entrepreneurs.

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Or:

Where do i start when working on my idea?

Hamburg, 04.10.2014

Timur Ercanrunpat GmbH | [email protected]

What is a „Business Model“?

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About Me

Studied in Kiel (Computer Science + Economy)

Founder of runpat.com (2013)

Product Guy/Coder/Entrepreneur

Helping People getting ideas of the ground with runpat

twitter.com/ElTimuro

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Meet Julia

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“I guess I will just write a

business plan..”

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Business Plan Table Of Contents

Describe the vision – ok.

Describe the product – not sure but we have a draft.

Describe the sales – I will make an “educated” guess…

Describe the financial planning – What the hell !?

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“No business plan survives the

first customer contact.”

–Steve Blank

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What now?

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“A startup is not a small version

of a big company.”

–Steve Blank

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Todo List

1. Draft/ build a business model

2. Test it/ measure it

3. Repeat

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What does a business model look like?

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„Business Model“

Old (1990ies) term, now trendy

How a company creates value

The Big Picture

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Offer

Product..

Or Service..

of some Value

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“We have no competition,

because we are different.”

–Every Startup Ever

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Competition

Who do does what you do?

Who does something with the same value?

What can you do?

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“We are all in sales.”

–Morten Lund

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Distribution Channel

e.g. Website, Cold Calling, Sales Partner..

How do you get Attention?

How do you get Customers?

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Need

What (real) problem do your

customers have?

What pains him? (More pain => more revenue)

What jobs needs he get done?

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Customer

Who is willing to buy your offers?

Who “only” uses them?

Are there enough?

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Revenue Streams

One-Time, Recurring (Subscription),

License Fees, Pay-Per-Use (Click, View, Login, Download…), Freemium, Free Trial

Repeatable

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Customer Retention

Keeping customers is (much)

cheaper than getting new ones

How does your business model retain customers?

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Resource

What do you need to run your business?

The big “things” (Everyone needs office space and Accounting)

Which ones could a partner supply?

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Activity

Which essential activities does your company perform?

Which ones could a partner execute?

Which ones should you execute?

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Partner

Whom do you need?

What exactly do you need from them (The big things…)?

No “general” partnerships

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“Partnerships are bullshit”

–Guy Kawasaki

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Cost Structure

Distribution Channels, Resources and

Activities all cost..

Where are your main spending points?

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Process Summary

Problem-Solution-Fit (theoretically)

Product-Market-Fit (practically)

Business-Model-Fit (practically)

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First Validate, then scale.

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What if it does not work?

Pivot!

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Businessplan?

After the business model

It changes!

Planning is important

(if you are in the position to)

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What does a business model look like?

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“A startup is a temporary

organisation, while looking for a

viable business model.”

–Steve Blank

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Next Generation Entrepreneur

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Why do all this?

Avoid Mistakes - The really big ones

Don‘t loose the big picture

Don‘t shoot past the market

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Books

Startup Owners Manual –Steve Blank

Value Proposition Design -Alex Osterwalder et al.

Lean Startup –Eric Ries

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Ready, Set, Go!

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Questions?

11/12/2014 41Business Modeling mit runpat

Let‘s get started!

Timur ErcanM.A. Wirtschaftsinformatik

Founder & CEO

runpat GmbH | Schauenburgerstr. 116 | 24114 KielTel. Mobil E-Mail Web

| +49 (0) 431 530 348 74| +49 (0) 176 61 19 06 89||

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