at a snail's pace
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candy bars or snack sized bags of chips and such, i used to do that as a kid. or if you're old enough, get a job as an avon or mary kay rep. |
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Luvin Life
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Not knowing your age or your neighborhood I would suggest you be very careful with your decision to sell door to door. Unfortunately there seems to be a lot of really weird people that do really bad things. I might be safer to set up a stand in front of your house - but even that has it's drawbacks. Some weirdo could jump out of their car and grab you.
What you will earn from door to door sales or setting up a stand is probably not worth the risk. A couple of neighborhood kids set up a lemonade stand and worked it on a Saturday & Sunday and only sold $7.00 worth of lemonaide.
Unless you are 18 or older, I suggest you talk with your parents first to see what they think. |
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Dan S
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Dog walking services. $10/dog for fifteen minutes. |
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tomatoes...cookies...candy...be creative |
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sophieb
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you'd need to have a license to sell anything, and you'd need to charge taxes, and then pay the taxes. If you are looking for an actual business it takes a lot more than just desire.
If your question is more elaborate than this you can contact me for more info. |
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rihan
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A good door bell
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something that ,that u can also useeeeeeeeee
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Special Ed
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Ice Cubes for this weather. You just got to sell em before they melt! |
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dude658
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Satya
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hay idea you got small lady. So better you sell some home decoration thing.and if there so many kids in Ur colony so better sell candy , games for that kids or toys.or just make some good and hot drawing or tattoo so bike or car lover they will buy from you. |
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Mr.Magic
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cookies
sodas
doughnuts
jewelry
anything i guess |
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j_b_marketing
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You obviously want to pull a profit, so it depends. I would sell fans or products that keep you cool in the summer. Or start your own house name business...just thought of this now.
Get a few diferent types of stencils and make examples of how you can paint their family name on the house of driveway. or cement steps leading to the house.
Another quick idea I had a while ago is to print and make up your own Alarm signs that look real,and then go around and ask people if they have an alarm system. If they say no, you tell them well would you like the effect of one for $10, and yousell them the sign on a stick and just jab it in their grass for $10. Make the signs really well and people willbe impelled to buy one.
And if they say yes I do have an alarm system, then say "oh, cause no one can tell from the outside, and you surely wouldn't want someone to to find out by coming in, so for $10 we can take care of that." |
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SurveyCorner11
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You look to young to be crossing the street,. |
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notyou311
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You will need a license. You could deliver newspapers without a license. |
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apipersdown
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In reality, only YOU can answer that question. Here's a hint though:
Look around your neighborhood...find a common need and fill it. It's really that simple.
Example: Services are always popular. If you see a lot of people with dogs in there yards, you could offer to "clean up" after the dogs. Nobody wants to step in that stuff, but they like letting there dog outside to go #2 without having to walk them in bad weather or the dark. You could even call it: Rover's Land Mine Removal Service" or "SuperScoopers Dog Servcice"
Set people up on the schedule of a weekly or bi-weekly visit, depending on their needs and budget. You could even have them sign a contract for 6 months worth of service.
Basically, performing a service that most people do NOT want to do is always a winner.
Let me know if there is anything I further I can help you with.
Good Luck! |
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coolxkidx7
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SELL SOCKS!! |
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enquiring mind
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How old are you? You could do a lemonade stand, and bake cookies. |
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