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===== #### ===== # Proven Market Demand: Validation of the DTC model means there's established demand for your personalized healthcare offerings directly from consumers. # Consumer Insights: You have valuable insights into consumer preferences, behaviors, and pain points, which can guide further product development and marketing strategies. # Revenue Stream: A validated DTC model can provide a reliable revenue stream, supporting overall business growth and stability. ====== - Balanced Approach: Given the validation, you can balance your efforts between scaling the DTC model and developing the B2B licensing model. ====== * Leverage Consumer Data: Use data and feedback from your DTC offerings to enhance the value proposition for the B2B licensing model. This data can also be used to demonstrate market demand to potential licensees. * Expand DTC Marketing: Invest in expanding your DTC marketing efforts, leveraging proven success to attract more consumers. * Cross-Promotion: Cross-promote between DTC and B2B channels. For example, offer DTC customers incentives to refer healthcare practitioners to your licensing program.
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