design-business-model
Business Model Frameworks
Design, visualize, and validate business models.
Quick Start
- Choose framework - Based on your situation
- Fill canvas - Use structured approach below
- Validate - Test assumptions with customers
- Iterate - Refine based on learning
Framework Selection
| Situation | Use This |
|---|---|
| Existing business - understand or optimize current model | Business Model Canvas |
| Startup/New idea - validate quickly, test assumptions | Lean Canvas |
| Product-market fit - ensure value matches customer needs | Value Proposition Canvas |
| Innovation - transform existing business | Business Model Canvas + Blue Ocean |
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