Want to help your kid rake in some cash this summer? Business school instructors share 14 tips for making a lemonade stand profitable.
on diapers, daycare, and the snacks my kids can't stop eating , I literally CANNOT wait for my kids to helm a lemonade stand. Whether they simply recover some of, I'm not about to let their profit margins see the red. But because I went to school for journalism, not business, I'm not much help in the latter department.
Just make sure it's something worth earning from the child's perspective, Brzychcy says. "Be sure to share the with everyone who stops by," he suggests — it's all part of the storytelling that can help them market the crap out of an otherwise tired lemonade mix.Say you're raising the kind of kid who wants to buy new books for the library or toys for a local dog shelter.
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