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Aditya

I am > I was . • 23h

Day 14 of my 30-day Business & Entrepreneurship series Your product can be great… but without a business model, it’s just a hobby. The business model is the blueprint that shows how you create, deliver, and capture value. Here’s a quick tour of popular models 👇 SaaS (Software as a Service): Subscription-based, predictable recurring revenue. (Zoom, Canva, Figma) Transactional: Take a cut from each transaction. (Stripe, PayPal) Marketplace: Connect buyers & sellers, charge a % of GMV. (Airbnb, Etsy) Subscription (non-software): Recurring payments for products/services. (Netflix, meal kits) Enterprise: Large contracts with long-term clients. (Salesforce) Usage-based: Pay-as-you-go pricing. (AWS, utilities) Advertising: Free for users, revenue from ads. (Facebook, Google) Hardtech/Moonshots: High-risk, milestone-driven models (Biotech, Space, AI). 💡 Why it matters: – Investors love recurring revenue → predictable growth + higher LTV. – Pricing isn’t just math — it’s about perceived value. Sometimes a higher price makes your product look more valuable. – Your business model is as much a product as your product itself. 👉 The big takeaway? Innovate on your product, but don’t reinvent the wheel on business models. Copy what works — then make it yours. Read here - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/day-14-business-model-aditya-kumar-jha-hj4sc See you on Day 15 — where we’ll dive into fundraising and what investors really look for in startups. 💸✨ #Entrepreneurship #Startups #BusinessModel #Revenue #SaaS #RecurringRevenue #30DayChallenge #LearnAndBuild

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