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This week's document discusses business models and how to determine your business model. It explains that a business model answers the questions of who your customers are, what you offer them, and how you do it. The document outlines several common business model patterns like multi-sided platforms and bait-and-hook models. It emphasizes the importance of focusing on customers over products by noting that more startups fail from a lack of customers than from product failures.
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