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===== #### ===== # Unproven Market Demand: Without validation, there's uncertainty about the level of consumer interest and willingness to pay for your personalized healthcare solutions. # Higher Risk: Investing heavily in the DTC model without validation can be risky, as it may require significant resources without guaranteed returns. # Resource Allocation: Focusing on validating the DTC model will require time and resources that could be allocated elsewhere. ====== - Prioritize B2B Model: Shift primary focus to the B2B licensing model, which has a clearer and potentially faster path to market validation and profitability. ====== * DTC Validation as Secondary Goal: Treat DTC validation as a secondary goal. Conduct smaller-scale pilots and market tests to gauge consumer interest without overcommitting resources. * Use B2B Success to Support DTC: Leverage the success and credibility of the B2B model to support and validate the DTC offering in the future. Successful case studies from practitioners can enhance consumer trust and interest. * Risk Mitigation: By prioritizing the B2B model, you mitigate the risk of relying on an unvalidated DTC market, ensuring a more secure foundation for business growth.
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