Your planned cost structure

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Module 1	Women Entrepreneurship
Unit 1	Innovation Design Thinking
Unit 2	Innovation Process - Ideate
Unit 3	Innovation Process - Prototype
Unit 4	Innovation Process - Evaluate
Unit 5	Your Ideal Customer and How you Help Them
Unit 6	4 Questions that Help you Define your Value Proposition
Unit 7	How do You Reach your Customers and What is your Relationship with them
Unit 8	Channel Strategies
Unit 9	Your pricing and revenue plans
Unit 10	Your key Resources and the Activities that they Do
Unit 11	2 Key Partnerships for your Business
Unit 12	3 Key Activities that your Business Engages in
Unit 13	Your planned cost structure

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Julie knows that she needs to keep the cost of operation as low as possible so that she doesn't increase the running costs which are the bulk of her costs. She calculates that her monthly running costs are about $10,000 in salaries - including hers and her 2 colleagues - $5,000 in marketing and related expenses. The cost per student for the hosting and infrastructure for her app are $50 per month. So her profit per student is $1.5 and as such, she calculates that she can break even once she has 10,000 students per month on the application.