DESIGN THE OFFER
Your One-Page Business Model
The whole business on one page: who you serve, what you solve, and how you make money
What it solves
Many owners cannot say in one breath who they serve, what they solve, and how the money actually works. This one-pager walks you through six boxes, customer, problem, solution, channels, revenue, and costs, so you see how your business really runs on a single page and can spot what to fix.
What this is worth: Strategy consultants charge $150 to $300 an hour for this thinking.
What is inside
- Customer box that pushes you toward a specific niche instead of everyone
- Problem statement written in your customer's words, not your jargon
- One-line solution that says why your offer beats the alternatives
- Channel map showing how customers find and buy, and which channel brings the best ones
- Revenue and costs sections that separate recurring from one-time and show real profit
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Questions, answered
This one-pager covers the model: who you serve, the problem, the offer, channels, revenue, and costs. The file points to Map Your Whole Business for the deeper map of tasks, tools, and ideas.
The guide's test is simple: if your customer would not say it, rewrite it. It should be the problem that keeps them up at night, stated the way they would say it.
Both. You list your prices and how you charge, noting recurring versus one-time, then list your main delivery and fixed costs. Revenue minus costs shows your real profit on the same page.
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