It is very important that Westerncon67 creates and follows a
business model canvas in order to recognize their target audience and to bring
them to this years convention.
Customer Segments:
-Young Adults
-Aspired writers
-New writers
-Potential writers
-Writers from local universities
-English Majors
Identifying your audience is challenging but certainly
important. This is a big challenge for Westercon because they currently lack an
audience.
Key Partners:
-Brandon Sanderson
-Cory Doctorow
-Chris Garcia
-Mary Kowal
-Howard Tayler
-Dan Wells
-Kerry Jackson (radio)
-Larry Correia
-Desert Book
Centrality- Reaching out to the suggested partners and
celebrities that relate to Westercon will not only grow the network and but
place in the heart of the network.
Key Activities:
-Focus on quality and consistency of all types of post.
-Use all social media channels resources.
-Follow more people on different platforms, especially
influential people and partners.
-They need to interact and engage with fans and followers.
-Regular Q&A.
Transitivity-Although some fans are already connected, the
challenge will be bring in the new customers segments and have them become
quickly involved in the convention.
Value Propositions:
-Make sure all content is clear and specific.
-Keep fans and followers updated on what is going to happen
at the convention and when things are going to happen.
-Share information from fans and followers. Keep them
engaged as you interact and respond to their post.
Connectivity- This will be accomplished by posting more
valuable content and doing it consistently.
Customer Relationships:
-As mentioned before there must be an interaction with the
fans and followers. Have them share and
express their opinions and try give
them recognition as they earn it.
-Reward certain fans for the loyalty and or engagement with
what you are distributing.
Channels:
-Facebook
-Twitter
-Instagram
-Pinterest
-Linkedin
-Google+
-Podcast
-Vine
Business Model Canvas Explained
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