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What's your business model type?

8 quick questions about how you charge, what you sell and how the work gets done. You get your business model type, the weak spot in it, and three next steps. No sign-up, no numbers needed.

1. How do you charge today?

2. How many different things do you sell?

3. Where does your price live?

4. What happens if you take a week off?

5. Where do your product ideas come from?

6. Your boring, repeat work:

7. How do new buyers find you?

8. What do you say no to?

Your result

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    What is a business model, in simple terms?

    It's how a business turns what it does into money: who it sells to, what it sells, how it charges, and how the work gets delivered. Two businesses doing the same work can have very different models.

    Should I start with a service or a product?

    A service is often the easier place to start, because you learn directly what buyers struggle with and will pay for. Products built from those repeated problems are more likely to be wanted than ones built from a guess.

    How do I stop trading time for money?

    Step by step: package your service around a result instead of hours, show the price on a page, write down and automate the repeat work, then add a product made from what clients keep asking. There's no shortcut that skips the service part.