How professional are your event proposals? Are you using paper contracts and Microsoft Word documents? Do you have to edit certain things in each contract, leaving room for grammatical errors, wasted time, or even legal woes (and double-booking, assuming these proposals don't directly tie into your inventory!)
Or, are you using software, but it just
Buying new isn't always the answer, but sometimes purchasing pre-owned can be more trouble than it's worth. Read on for some helpful tips on how to side step those items that create more headache than cashflow.
The Condition of the Item
Although price will be important when buying a used item for your inventory, what
2018 is winding down to a close (where did it go?!) Let's get ready to create and execute your 2019 resolutions! One way to start is think of how you could have improved your 2018 year. Another way is think of your aspirations -- how far you want to reach? Do you picture your event
Your event rental business must focus on margins to stay on top, pay your staff and bills, expand, and much more. However, learn to apply some flexibility to the right clients. Do not discount your products or services too much where value becomes diluted: growth stagnates and your event rental business suffers. Be strategic when
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Pricing is one of the toughest components for any entrepreneur in the party rental business. Are we charging enough for each rental item? How do you charge for delivery, set-up, removal, late fees and, most importantly, our time? Many of us are not making enough return because our calculations