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Bridges Strategy™
استراتيجية الجسور
Definition
Bridges Strategy™ is the Doctrine's allocation mechanism for reaching new demand through an asset the group already owns: it moves demand from a market the group serves to one it wants, at a fraction of standard acquisition cost. The four bridges are data, channel, location and partnership, each scored out of 100 before funding.
In plain words
Reach new customers through what you already own, like your customer list or a partner, not by paying from zero.
Also searched as
- Bridges Strategy
- bridge strategy
- location bridge
- channel bridge
- data bridge
- partnership bridge
- استراتيجية الجسور
Formula
Bridge value = (Transferred demand × Conversion efficiency × Margin preserved) − Bridge operating cost
Canonical thresholds
| Threshold | Verdict |
|---|---|
| Bridge CAC < 60% of existing CAC | Required |
| Conversion ≥ 80% of baseline | Required |
| Payback within the channel threshold; margin after the bridge above the group floor; trackable and switchable | Required |
Source: Doctrine §6 · Bridges Strategy™: the allocation mechanism
| Threshold | Verdict |
|---|---|
| 80+ | Strategic core: fund |
| 60–79 | Growth bridge: fund gradually |
| 40–59 | Experimental: capped budget |
| Below 40 | Close it |
Source: Doctrine §6 · Bridges Strategy™: the allocation mechanism
Where it is used
In the Doctrine and the Playbook
- Doctrine §6 · Bridges Strategy™: the allocation mechanism
- Playbook §2 · Gate 2: Site selection and catchment
- Playbook §2 · Gate 7: Channels and delivery economics at scale
- Playbook §5 · Decision rules
In the Channel Ledger
In Beneath Marketing
Related terms
How to cite this definition
Alhajj, S. (2026). “Bridges Strategy™”. In The Revenue Engineering Lexicon, version 1.0. Riyadh. https://seiflden.com/lexicon/bridges-strategy/