The business model of coworking is not that complicated, in fact we will even provide it to you right away. Keep in mind however that you are the master of your business and you will decide to put the accent on one part or the other, which will change the outcome and rationale, and also your actions.
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A business model is the representation of the structure of your business, taking into consideration your clients and products or services. It comprises the fundamentals of your business and the reasoning for them. It is a tool to help you understand your business and the relationships among key elements of it.
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Here’s our proposal for a coworking business model canvas, following Alexander Osterwalder and Yves Pigneur’s Business Model Generation book and canvas:
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Key Partners
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Key Activities
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Value Proposition
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Customer Relationships
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Customer Segments
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Key Resources
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Channels
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Cost Structure
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Revenue Streams
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What would you change? What is missing?
If you make your own canvas, share it with everybody in the comments. You can do the same part of the business as we did here or concentrate in other aspects, like events or services.
PS: the table is so big and our knowledge of html so small that we had to remove the sidebar in this post.
