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Sell lemonade at your own stand and make as much money as you can in 7, 14, or 30 days. Buy supplies, set your recipe and price, and adjust to the weather conditions in this fun and challenging game.
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A lemonade stand is a business that is commonly owned and operated by a child or children, to sell lemonade. The concept has become iconic of youthful summertime American culture [1] to the degree that parodies and variations on the concept exist across media.
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- Setting Up
- Selling
There's nothing like an ice-cold glass of lemonade when summer is on its hottest day. A lot of kids have earned money by selling lemonade on sweltering summer days. Finding the right location and advertising your stand are two perfect ways to get lots of business. Most importantly, offer delicious, fresh drinks, such as lemonade, that will keep people coming back for more. You should also sell other treats to keep the customers happy, and possibly convince them to tell their friends about your stand. To find out how to start a successful stand, read on!
Find a spot where you’re allowed to set up a stand and where you see a lot of foot traffic.
Set a price for your lemonade that’s around $0.25-$1.00. Then, make an inviting, colorful sign that advertises your lemonade.
Talk to people as they walk by and politely ask them if they want a cup of lemonade.
See where you're allowed to set up a stand.
Did you know there are laws about where you can set up a stand? Before you even start considering setting up, make sure it isn't against the rules in your area. To find out if you're allowed to set up a stand, see if you need to get a permit or comply with any laws.
Ask your parents to find out whether you can set up a stand. Let them know that you need a permit in many states.
Or find out yourself by calling your local Better Business Bureau to get more information.
If you live on a dead-end street or a small road, you might want to try a place that gets more foot traffic. Intersections are also good spots, since you have people passing from more than one direction. Make sure the spot you choose is safe. Don't set up too close to streets or highways.
Setting up in your front yard or home area is a great option. This works especially if you live on a busy street or in a big apartment complex. Plus, you would be able to get supplies easily rather than carrying them all the way to another location.
Set up a card table and chairs.
A small card table should be big enough to fit your lemonade pitcher, glasses, napkins, and any treats you're offering. Get a chair for each person who will be running the stand with you. To attract more customers, use a pretty (but not distracting) tablecloth, and tape your sign to the front. Bright colors will get people to look at your table, and they'll think, "Hey, it seems like they put in a lot of effort making that stand! I bet the drinks and snacks taste as good as this stand looks!" .
Not all lemonade is created equal. It's worth coming up with a tasty recipe so you don't disappoint your customers. Be sure to sample each batch to make sure it has just the right amount of sweet and sour flavors before you try to sell it. Always serve your lemonade with ice to keep it cold. Here are three ways to make lemonade:
with fresh-squeezed lemons. For one gallon of lemonade, you need 2 cups of fresh lemon juice and 2 cups of white sugar. Mix well so the sugar dissolves.
Talk to people who pass by.
If you sit quietly, they may not feel encouraged to come to your table and buy lemonade. Smile and say, "would you like a cup of lemonade?" That way people will notice your table and be more likely to buy something. Be prepared to answer questions if they ask. Make sure to talk loudly. Even if they don't buy anything, don't be shy to say "Have a good day!".
Potential customers won't want to buy anything if you get irritated with them. If they have kids, talk to them and pay them a compliment. If they are just adults, act joyful and polite and just be yourself. If they decide not to buy anything, just smile and politely tell them "Have a good day!" as they leave.
Use good manners when you make a sale.
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