I actually tried to get the AI to make this shorter but it started to do some weird things like talking really fast - still learning how to give it better prompts. Agree on the Aussie accents - not available yet but as soon as they become available will give it a go.

Agree. We are just scratching the surface of what it can do. Just need to figure out the best way to use it to accelerate sustainable outcomes.

There is a link to download the canvas in our blog post on this topic bluetribe.co/how-to-design-a-winning-and-sustainable-business-model/

Thanks for the feedback. It is definitely a very helpful tool. BTW - We have actually created an updated version of this video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIrLoZl_lK98g7c

Thanks for the feedback. Hope you found it useful.

Thanks for the feedback - we have an updated version of this video now which goes into a bit more detail. Here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIrLoZl_lK98g7c

Yep - we know. This was one of our first ever videos on KZbin so were still learning! Our latest one about the business model canvas is minus the annoying music ;-). kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIrLoZl_lK98g7c

Completely agree. This is one of our favourite case studies on how to do sustainability properly.

Can you send us some more details about what you are trying achieve and we will see what we can do. Either post a comment or you can email us at [email protected]

Hey Ella, This was one the first videos we every made on KZbin so it was a bit rushed but hopefully you got the information you needed.

@@BlueTribeMedia I did! & Thanks for the reply.😊

The approach we use when looking at the environmental or social impact will depend on the business model type eg if you use a buy 1 give 1 model like unhoused.org then it is relatively easy to work out as each sale results in an item of clothing going to the homeless. Others such as swapping AA single use batteries to rechargeable are a little more complicated and we almost always look to the research literature. I did 5 min of quick searching in google scholar and found a good article on life cycle of batteries and found that rechargeable batteries need to use used up to 50 times to create a benefit (which they measure in the study). Try looking at the unit economics and try and calculate the environmental benefit then you can use this to determine impact as you scale.

@@BlueTribeMedia Thank you, very good answer. I now have a pile of papers to digest... Starting to see what needs to be adjusted in my PLM processes in order to keep to budget etc. I see why some companies choose to green wash and continue to just burn dinosaurs =/

Thanks for the feedback Gweneth. Always good to connect with others trying to make the world a better place - the world certainly needs more people like you. Thanks for making an impact. If you are interested in other resourecs on Sustainable business we also have a podcast called "The Good Business Podcast" where we talk with business leaders and entrepreneurs about their sustainable businesses - available on most podcast platforms but here is the link to the show on Spotify open.spotify.com/show/4Ks94GzpPreL9JLUSlNg8F

Thanks for the feedback and make sure you check out the two case studies we put together to show real world examples of using the canvas with the 2 sustainability blocks. This case study is one of our favourite sustainability initiatives and is on Interface (carpet manufacturer) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaPCYpiXfKaMgbM and this one is about Michelin Tires kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGOQZ5acpKaslcU

We also have a podcast where we talk with business leaders about sustainable development and sustainable business. You can listen here bluetribeco.podbean.com/

@@BlueTribeMedia It's pretty comprehensive but I believe if the speed is bit slower...Would be better for one to sync with...

@@saurabhraghuvanshi4262Good feedback thanks. We are planning to make videos to go through each step in more detail ie how to identify your customer segments, design a value proposition etc. This video is only meant to be a quick introduction to the concept but really appreciate that you took the time to give some feedback. Thanks

There are lots of online tools that help you create a business model canvas but honestly I find it is better to use some large poster sized sheets of paper and post it notes.

@@BlueTribeMedia Sounds like Trello

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Glad you found it useful.

Thanks for the feedback Sara. We use this regularly for everything from product development to sustainability initiatives. Great way to get the whole team on the same page. Make sure you check out the two case studies we put together to show real world examples of using the canvas with the 2 sustainability blocks. This case study is one of our favourite sustainability initiatives and is on Interface (carpet manufacturer) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaPCYpiXfKaMgbM and this one is about Michelin Tires kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGOQZ5acpKaslcU

This type of business model is known as a product service system and the pricing strategy will depend on the actual product and service offerings. The pricing will depend on the value the customer sees in the product - in addition to recovering the cost of the tire, Michelin are also able to capture some of the saving they generate for their customers which they estimate as 2.5L of fuel per 100km.

Hey Reuben - thanks for the feedback. I hope you found the information helpful.

Thanks for the feedback. It is a pretty amazing initiative to help clean up the oceans and very clever in how they were able to integrate the solution into their main business.