The business model canvas consists of nine building blocks, each representing a core aspect of your business idea. These include the value proposition, customer segments, channels, customer relationships, revenue streams, key resources, key activities, key partnerships, and cost structure. The value proposition is the value you deliver to your customers and how you solve their problems or satisfy their needs. Customer segments are the groups of customers you serve or want to serve and their characteristics, behaviors, and preferences. Channels are the ways you reach and interact with your customers and deliver your value proposition. Customer relationships are the types of relationships you establish and maintain with your customers, and how you attract, retain, and grow them. Revenue streams are the sources and methods of generating income from your customers and how much they are willing to pay for your value proposition. Key resources are the assets and capabilities you need to create and deliver your value proposition and operate your business model. Key activities are the main actions and processes you perform to create and deliver your value proposition and operate your business model. Key partnerships are the network of partners and suppliers you work with to leverage your resources and activities, as well as enhance your value proposition. Lastly, cost structure is the major costs you incur to create and deliver your value proposition and operate your business model.