Do you ever need money, can't figure out how to get it, but want to earn it while having fun? If this sounds like you, read on!

Steps

  1. 1
    Don't attract customers with something boring like a lemonade stand. You want something unique and original. Also, you want to be able to sell year round.
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    Buy the supplies needed to start a new sensation!
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  3. 3
    In a notebook, write a list of names you want to call your store. Pick your favorite and write with Sharpie the name on poster board. Tape the sign to box or table.
  4. 4
    Watch some YouTube videos on 'How to Make Friendship Bracelets'. Pre-make 5-10.
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    In notebook make a list of bracelets the customers can buy with price.
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    On next page, draw a chart with 5 columns. Label them:
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    First Name, Last Name, Type Of Braid, Colors, and Cost. Next to "Cost" write a little note saying "Please Do Not Write Here". It's for YOU to fill in the total cost.
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    Put all of your supplies in shoe box. Carry store to bottom of driveway and start taking orders.
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Community Q&A

  • Question
    How should I attract customers? Can I diversify or do I have to stick to only bracelets?
    Community Answer
    Community Answer
    A great way to attract traffic is to make flyers and hand them out locally. Pin them around places where you think a lot of people might see them, like a grocery store or a community center. No, it's reasonable to include other similar items in your inventory.
  • Question
    How can I attract customers?
    Community Answer
    Community Answer
    You could make like a big sign and make it colourful. This is if you are on a market. Otherwise, if you do not have a stall you could make a web page and put loads of different pictures of the bracelets that you have made.
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Warnings

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Things You'll Need

  • Small table or large box

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