Corps
Operates solely to serve the good.
What is a non-profit?
Detailed document outlining all aspects of a proposed business.
What is a Business Plan?
What do you do well?
What are Strengths?
Term defining of value
What are Assets?
Walmart is an example of this type of distribution channel:
What is Retail?
A legal entity that's separate from its owners.
What is a corporation?
One page document for planning.
What is a Lean Canvas?
Future possibilities
What are Opportunities?
Banks want this in case you can't pay them back.
What is Collateral?
Manufacturer > Wholesaler > Retailer, is an example of this channel:
What is Indirect Distribution?
Commitment to environmental and social initiatives.
What is a B-Corp?
Why you're different than competitors.
What is the Unique Value Proposition?
Increased competition could be an example of...
What is a Threat?
The "Sharks" are this type of investor.
What are Angel Investors?
Consumers buy directly from the manufacturer.
What is the direct distribution channel?
Statement describes why a company exists.
What is a Mission Statement?
Business expense go here on a Lean Canvas.
What is the Cost Structure?
A Bad Location would be this in SWOT
What is a Weakness?
In accounting, these costs stay the same each month.
What are fixed costs?
They ship out orders on behalf of a manufacturer.
What is a Fulfillment Company?
What your business is when it's not a corporation.
What is a Sole Proprietor?
Paths to your customers.
What are "Channels"?
Amazon's Brand Identity goes in this grid.
What is a Strength?
This tells you how many units are needed to be sold in order to pay for all fixed costs.
What is a breakeven analysis (or breakeven point)?
Business term for using, buying or eating something.
What is consumption?