how would you sell trail mix in school?
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Remember that if you get caught then you will likely have a consequence. Even if you do not get caught selling, if someone buys it and eats it in class then THEY could get caught. When they are asked where they got it... you could be ratted out.\n\nAnyway, if you want to sell it you need to let the kids know that you have it. Keep it in your backpack. Sell it in the hallways or at lunch. Maybe have your parents try to sell it at work?
1107036
sell most you're stuff by a trailor and go to florida and start over
428125
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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Sell them to other people.
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go to a like a costco or sams club (bulk buy store) load up on candy and sell it at school.
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You can look up fundraising on the net and find lots of companies that are willing to help you sell their stuff. Also, many direct sales companies, like Avon, have a fundraising catalog you can sell from, giving you a portion of the sales. Of course, there's always the time honored ones like bake sales, brat & hot dog sales, car washes, garage sales, auctions, golf events, walks & rides (for miles traveled), raffles and other such activities. You can put cans out at several businesses, with your particular event listed on the side. Hold a spaghetti, chili, chicken, steak, soup, salad, or other such dinner. I belong to Habitat For Humanity and I'm on the fundraising committee. We're looking for new ideas, because we've done all the above ideas. They're good, but we're always looking for something unique, that will get people's attention. We do something called Shanty Town, where everyone goes around getting pledges to sleep in a cardboard box overnight. They create whatever kind of box they want, decorating it and coming up with themes or whatever. We've turned it into a real festival, with rides and games, music & food. This was our third year and we raised over $12,000...and in a rural community too!. Being creative is important, because there are hundreds of other organizations trying to do the same thing. Hope it all works out for you. <*)))><
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depends on what exactly you do - do you sell them or fix them? If you are looking to get more people buying - I would advise advertising around universities and offer discounts!
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We use to do a thing in school were you had to run and market a busness and also one where you had to buy and monitor stocks. The one thing that may be good is to split them into research groups and have them develop and market a product to another class. have the other class and maybe a few teachers select the best product and have a little prize.
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You can try selling them on half.com or Amazon Marketplace.  I sell mine in half.com all the time.  You could also try donating them to a used bookstore in town that is not affliated with a college, or to a vocational college or high school.  Also, try the library.  Some libraries take in used books to sell or to loan out as part of their collection.
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I guess it would depend on the age range your looking to market to as well as what ecconomic level.need more info for better   answer
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Candy is very cheap in bulk. You could turn a good profit selling it.
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well, maybe a car wash, bake sale..u know the basics or you could make a cook book & sell it 4 money...everyone loves food
732759
how about selling on ebay
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Wow, make sure you really encourage this type of behavior in your boy!\n\nAnd yes it would sell, but has been done before.
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Post it on e-bay and see what the crazy people will offer!
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Give someone a free one.  If they like it, they might buy another.  \n\nNote: This is only ethical if the product is safe and it is ethical to promote the product.  Crack dealers often use this type of grass roots promotional scheme.
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You need to contact your local health department. Not sure what part of Georgia you are in, but, that's where you need to start. \nWhy do you think you need a peddlers license? Are you trying to sell soul food out of a mobile cart? There are many limitiations on what can be sold on college campus'. Also, there are additional permits to serve food. Will it be hot food? Cold food? You should also contact a local individually owned restaurant owner and have them mentor you. Selling food isn't as easy as "I love to cook." Food HAS to be kept at certain temperatures. You will need refrigeration, running water, something to keep food hot, etc...\nI own a restaurant....