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Revenue - Answers -the income gained from sales of goods or services

Revenue model - Answers -a key component of the business model that identifies how
the company will earn income and make profits

Types of revenue models - Answers -Unit sale, advertising, data, intermediation,
licensing, franchising, subscription, professional, usage, freemium

Unit sales revenue model - Answers -generating revenue by the number of items
(units) sold by a company

Two different types of unit sales - Answers -Physical goods and intangibles

Variation of the unit sales revenue model - Answers -Razor-and-razor-blade model
(also known as the printers-and-ink model)

Advertising revenue model - Answers -generating revenue by advertising products and
services

Cost-per-click - Answers -charges the advertiser a fee every time a user clicks on the
ad

Cost-per-action - Answers -advertisers pay only when the click converts to an actual
sale of a product or service

Data revenue model - Answers -generating revenue by selling high-quality, exclusive,
valuable information to other parties

Intermediation revenue model - Answers -the different methods by which third parties
such as brokers (or "middlemen") can generate money. It is the amount of revenue
generated by facilitating exchange between two parties

Brokers - Answers -the people who organize transactions between buyers and sellers

Licensing revenue model - Answers -earning revenue by giving permission to other
parties to use protected intellectual property (patents, copyrights, trademarks) in
exchange for fees

Franchising revenue model - Answers -the process whereby the owner of an existing
business (known as the franchisor) sells the rights to another party (known as the
franchisee) to trade under the name of that business

, What does the franchisor do? - Answers -helps the franchisee by providing support in
marketing, operations, and financing

What does the franchisee do? - Answers -pays the franchisor royalties based on an
agreed percentage of sales

Subscription revenue model - Answers -charging customers to gain continuous access
to a product or service

Professional revenue model - Answers -earning revenue by providing professional
services on a time and materials contract

Examples of people who employ the professional revenue model - Answers -
Consultants, lawyers, and accountants. They often charge by the hour for their services

Utility and usage revenue model - Answers -a pay-as-you-go model that charges
customers fees on the basis of how often goods or services are used

Freemium revenue model - Answers -mixing free (mainly web-based) basic services
with premium or upgraded services

Types of free financial models - Answers -Direct cross-subsidies, multiparty business

Direct cross-subsidies - Answers -pricing a product or service above its market value to
pay for the loss of giving a product or service away for free or below its market value

Multiparty business - Answers -giving one party a product or service free, but charging
the other party (or parties)

Revenue drivers - Answers -customers, price, selling process, frequency

Cost drivers - Answers -cost of goods sold and operating expenses

Cost of goods sold (COGS) - Answers -the direct cost of producing a product. Occur
when a sale takes place

Operating expenses - Answers -the costs of running your business, including your rent,
utilities, administration, marketing/advertising, employee salaries, and so on

What can cutting operating expenses do? - Answers -It can yield beneficial short-term
gains, but does not always work in the long term

Income statement (or profit and loss statement) - Answers -a financial report that
shows revenue, expenses, and profit for a period of time, typically a month, quarter, or
year

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