What theme is good for a cafe which has teens as target audience?
460691
mainly a place to relax and chill. thats what we teens do. good music, beanbags, stuff like that. mellow and fun.
450948
Is this a flyer to be distributed in the store? Assuming you have to keep the same colors, why not try putting foods on front that represent spring. No heavy meats and starches that often represent winter. \n\nThink salads, finger foods, sparkling grape juice, fruit, mini sandwiches. Picnic, garden parties. \n\nHopefully it'll put your customers in this frame of mind.
325165
give them a theme like under the sea or something. Then judge it based on creativity, colorfulness, design, etc. hpe that helps
36240
That depends on how old you are.  I mean, if you're a little kid than Chuck E Cheese is great but if you're 30, a restaurant or club might be more appropriate.  D&B was a good suggestion, though.
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If your club is not-for-proit, you can approach local Pepsi or Coca Cola distributorships, also local distributors for Frito-Lay and other such products that teens might consume.  \n\nLocal businesses may want to contribute for advertising purposes.  If you make up a professional type poster advertising your club events you might sell advertising space.
524659
I don't have any theme-related advice, but I would offer you one caveat based on common sense:\n\nDon't serve anything that is both hot and drippy. Burning oil on your pants is bad enough. On your inner-thigh it could be enough to ruin your day.
1087776
Well its a tea resturant so it have to be calm and comforble to make ppl feel like home u can make the floor from medium color wood that means not dark and not too shiny , Make the coutches green it will be fantastic with the wood, you can make tables with two chairs on the side of the resturant and if the resturant is in a good place you can make a comfortble setting place ,, + you of course have to make avery  good servise ;) i'll be the first to visit
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If it doesn't need to be a single object (like computer or stereo) I would suggest a public space.  The organization of an area of the supermarket, or the organization of some other PUBLIC space, which would need to follow the rules.\n\nFor an object?  scissors? I can't think of what I want, but think about new technology developed.  The technology that is geared towards a younger population... how it's designed for them and how it may make it more difficult for an older population to use.  That way it could be both adaptive and maladaptive.  Would provide a good way to structure a paper.  Maybe the PS2... little hand held thing.  I don't know, go walk around Best Buy.  I think that would make a cool paper.  Good luck!
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As long as they have a common language, you could try "the doughnut" :- split everyone up into groups of 3 or 4. Try to mix the people up so they are not in a group with people they know well. One way to do this is to randomly hand out coloured sweets. Each group is made up of the people who got the same colour sweet. Give each group a large sheet of paper and get them to draw a doughnut shape (a large circle with a smaller circle inside) on it. They split the doughnut into as many sections as there are people in the group. Explain that they need to talk to the others in the group and that each of them needs to discover one thing that is unique about themselves. They write this in their section of the doughnut. They also need to discover something that everyone in the group has in common. They write this in the centre circle (the doughnut's 'hole'). If they all work for the same company, try to encourage them to think of something different to that. When everyone has had a chance to do this, each person feeds back to the main group, introducing another group member, and the person who goes first also says the groups name and what they all have in common, for example "we are the red group. We are all people who would rather read a book than watch TV. This is John, he likes to DJ in his spare time." etc.
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Your ultimate goal is to become an integral part of the student community.  Recognize your strengths - you can bring together different teens / students from different schools. Identify the closest local schools and, wherever possible, create friendly competitions through cafe that are win-win for your sales and the students - be it marketing plans, food receipes, etc between different schools(see more detailed ideas below).  Moreover, your cafe can act as a place where students can experiment going from a student artist/musician/author to being a professional one. Some ideas:\n\n- Get student bands to play there, battle of the bands/schools. Coordinate with school music departments and leading student bands. \n\n- Have student art on display, for sale, and have different artist showings. Help the students advertise and have them draw in their own customers.  Coordinate with art departments.  \n\n- Consider giving out iTunes gift cards on special occasions.\n\n- Hold pre/post-athletic game/event specials like giving a free drink to the most valuable person of the game/event. End of the season celebrations. Work with cheer squads.\n\n- Get the captains of the teams, students leaders, etc to be cafe representatives (give out coupons on campus and get free coffee in return).\n\n- Advertise in the student newspapers AND subscribe so you have them available at the cafe.\n\n- Work with foods department to feature student receipes, concoctions etc on a weekly basis.\n\n- Have free wireless access (students can study there with their laptops).\n\n- Hiring students from the school to work there (they will always have friends stop by).\n\n- Work with their business classes to have an annual marketing campaign competition.  The successful ones get a cut of the boost in profits (or iTunes gift cards or something valuable) and their name on a plaque in the store.  Have them do your work for you - they want experience.\n\n- Have a strong feedback mechanism from teens/students about what the next big thing is because their scene is in constant flux.  \n\n- Have a website with an events calendar that students can easily request to schedule events to for their organizations, club meetings, etc.  Explain how it works so they understand.  Have coupons on it that change.  Make it a student source.  Have a presence on myspace for the cafe or some other online community stuff.\n\n- As it becomes more profitable, create an annual scholarship fund of $500 or more (book costs for a semester but always helpful and deductable) that you award to a senior for their commitment to community development or something like that resonates with the image your cafe is committed to.  If possible, have students vote on this.  They love to gossip and vote on people.\n\n- This may sound like a joke, but seriously, have networked X-boxs (locked up) for halo and halo tournaments or other such networked games on some big screens. Again, use competition to your advantage.  \n\nFor my last two cents, if you make the cafe a student resource center rather than just a point of sale, the sales will follow.  Best of luck.
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Get some ideas from here: \n\nhttp://www.teenpartyideas.com/html/miscellaneous.html\n\nAlso, a day or so after the party, send out Thank You notes to each of your guests! =)
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Cute young flashy trendy stuff that has high eye appeal and relatively low cost, while retaining some status appeal. For the college students, used textbook service can be good. The markup on their books is incredible. Electronic gadgets, to laptop computers can be popualr especially if you can offer excellent deals and repair onsite and quickly.\nTrendy, attractive good coffee shop ( and juices and smoothies would be really good) with snack foods and study space at tables and free wireless internet can be good if there is little major chain store competition.
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Not sure if this is exactly what you are thinking but check out\n\nwww.cafepress.com
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How about Cosmic Cottage or something similar - this could attract good attention.\nGood Luck for the Future!
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Make up business cards with punches on them, creating a free sandwich when the card is full, or a free capuccino. Get cups, with your business name on them, sell them, giving a discount on refills. That brings the customer back to you to get a discounted drink. Anything that gets the customer returning is good. Put out samples of some items. Have other non-food items available for sale that advertise your business. Put out a sidewalk sign, advertising your grand opening. Use balloons & banners on the front of your building. Have friends or your kids stand out in front passing out balloons with your business name printed on them. Have fun. Good luck. <*)))><
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Café or marrón both work. Or, if you're talking about hair, you could use castaño.
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mayb make a website of ur own from geocities or sumthin similar or u can always go to Cafepress.com to sell stuff that you dont have to make jus give them the design and they'll do it.