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How to Sell Lemonade

Setting up a lemonade stand is an all-American profit maker for kids. Here's how to make the best of the business.

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    Things You'll Need

    • Poster Paints
    • Tables
    • Ice
    • Lemonades
    • Napkins
    • Paper Cups
    • Money Boxes
    • Poster Boards
    • Paper cups
      • 1

        Plan ahead. Find a spot where there is lots of foot traffic and aim for a warm day.

      • 2

        Make signs. Advertise the location of your stand and the date and time you will be selling lemonade. Put several signs up in the neighborhood and save a big one to put on the stand or table that you will be selling from.

      • 3

        Get change. Depending on the price of your lemonade, lots of quarters and several dollar bills are a good idea.

      • 4

        Buy supplies: lots of lemonade, a container for the lemonade, cups, napkins and ice. You should also have a trash can for used cups and napkins.

      • 5

        Make lemonade from a frozen can or fresh from lemons.

      • 6

        Put lemonade in a large container. Make sure the container isn't too big for you to carry.

      • 7

        Set up your stand or table. Be sure to attach your sign and to have some chairs for you and any helpers to sit on.

      • 8

        Stock the stand with your supplies and the lemonade. Use a box for your money.

      • 9

        Be a salesperson. When people go by, call out, "Fresh lemonade!" or "Get your ice-cold lemonade here!"

      • 10

        Refill lemonade container as needed.

    Tips & Warnings

    • It's always best to sell lemonade with a friend. That way, one of you will be free to get more lemonade, stock the ice, cups or napkins, or empty the trash can while the other minds the money.

    • Be sure to ask customers whether they want lots of ice or just a little.

    • Be sure to ask whether it's okay for you to sell lemonade in your chosen location. Ask the property or store owner, if your location is not on your property.

    • Never leave your cash box unattended.

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    • linomade Oct 14, 2010
      It is all about the communication - as easy as linomade

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