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The document outlines 15 potential revenue models for projects, including selling products/services, partnerships, sponsorship, donations, grants, private investment, volunteers, advertising, brokerage, affiliate marketing, donated resources, open source software, support from existing organizations, seed funding, and subscriptions/premium memberships. Each model is rated on a scale from 1-10 for its viability.
Resources Cards
- 1. Sell products or services Partnerships Sponsorship Create and sell products, and/or Persuade an existing organisation to Project is designed to attract charge for specific services, such support your project, or collaborate significant commercial as running workshops or providing with another to reduce costs sponsorship consultancy 3 5 5 Members donations Public grant funding Private investment Set up a bank account and Paypal, Secure a large sum from a public Secure initial investment from or other donation system, to funder to support your project for 1-3 private sources based on the encourage your community to years. strength of your revenue model support you 3 8 6 Volunteers Advertising Brokerage Persuade people to help voluntarily Sell advertising space on your blog, Facilitate payments between because they believe in the idea website or online, using Google members and take a small cut Adwords of Addiply http://addiply.com/ 5 2 2
- 2. Affiliate marketing Donated resources Use open source software Refer people on to other services Secure donation of the resources and take a small fee each time that the project needs Use open source software and, wherever possible, free advice and shared knowledge 2 3 2 Support from an existing Seed Funding Subscription / Premium organisation membership Attract a small sum of public or Persuade an existing or partner private money to develop the project Charge users a fee to join the organisation to support your project or to prototype the idea community, or to upgrade their membership with extra features / access to services 5 5 3 Your Idea Your Idea Your Idea