what theme would be appropiate for a trade&investmentshow?
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"Watch Your Money Grow!"
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Well, I would say tropical but it is in November. Actually, a good theme is dancing with the stars. Decorate with twinkling stars everywhere, have virgin drinks and set up a stage. Have people come in costumes like the ones on the show. That would be a blast!
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Hi, Care bear...these are a few ideas....but you can check the rest in the link....Good Luck!!!!\nNEIGHBORHOOD FLEA-MARKET \nCOSTUME BALL \nTALENT SHOW \nART SHOW \nCAR WASH \nCOMMUNITY AUCTION
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If I had (a) a car and a license, and (b) a moderate amount of money to invest, I would go to estate sales and buy up whatever collectibles could be had cheap.  Then go home and research them and either sell them on eBay or, if there was money enough, open a shop.  \n\nIt's a field where information is the key to winning, and that's the way I think commerce should be in the Information Age.  A good eye for quality design, construction and condition, and the ability to research the details is most of what you need.  Collectors in all sorts of fields, especially beginners, rely heavily on the expertise of those from whom they buy.  That knowledge is effectively value added, especially if you include a couple of paragraphs printed on your computer telling the buyer what you have found out.
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First, you have to be completely honest with yourself about all your goals in such a project.  Obviously, to increase your wealth is one of them.  But if it is the only one, you have trouble pointing that arrow you want so much to launch.  Ya gotta aim before you can shoot.\n\nSo thinking of objectives in the plural is good:  what are the non-economic, or perhaps secondary and tertiary economic objectives, of your enterprise?  Why one path and not another.\n\nA lot of successful businesses, at whatever your personal level of involvement (investor only, or active operator) are created out of hobbies.  Things that are so much fun to do that you spend money on them can inevitably be something to turn into a business.  One obvious example is to supply the materials for whatever craft you enjoy yourself, thereby getting your own supplies at wholesale.  You don't need to be going full time for that to be worth doing.  But some pretty large empires (someone named Michael?) have been built that way.  Martha Pullen is a delightful grandma who loves to make beautiful things for loved ones on a sewing machine, and has built an empire doing it.  For a collector, the choice is obvious; become a dealer.  Trader, in whatever form it takes in your particular field.\n\nBut all successful collector/investors know that their most precious asset is information.  You go to an estate sale, and there's half a dozen experts in the field.  Observe how they make their choices.  The want the gem no one else notices is a gem, and therefore is not bid up.  If you are the only expert in a given specialty there, you can bring things home for remarkable bargains.  But the more knowledge you have of a field, the bigger your library of reference materials with which you are thoroughly familiar, the better your choices will be at estate sales, even flea markets and garage sales.  \n\nWhether you then routinely put them up on eBay or start your own distribution, but with a web page of your own at a minimum, depends on your careful analysis of how other dealers/traders are getting the best deals when they sell.  It will NOT be they who are buying by that method; they will be selling.  Professional buyers are those who can go to an estate sale or flea market or specialty show (as listed in the collectors' magazines), and buy what is at a bargain because its seller has not done the homework, and does not know what it is worth.  A savvy investor in collectibles as the Baby Boomers dominate the collectibles market could be a millionaire in no time.\n\nGive it some thought.
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TALK SHOW\n\n(Subject: Local Problems & how to sole them)
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For a specific business or type of business?
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it depends on the theme - thansgiving or easter etc...
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Great question.\n\nAnalyst reports about an industry or a company are very valuable in deciding where to invest.\n\nProbably the best and easiest free report finder is Yahoo! (see link below)
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u can visit www.alwayscollections.com and enter theme section. u will get as many screensovers as u want
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Based on What?\n\nThere are companies best on products, commission plans, management, age, image, and as well as distributors, so based on your interest you should pick the best one that is right for you. NOT EVERY COMPANY AND COMISSION PLAN IS RIGHT FOR EVERYBODY. SO PLEASE RESERCH... Thanks...
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Elegant Events\n\nStyle & Distinction
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Best bet would be to compile it yourself.  In US, you can use yellowpages.com to get a listing and contact information for "import/export" companies
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make a comprehensive business/marketing plan.. dont forget to include of course the expected profit of the business.. and show to the the financual ratios.
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Website especialized perhaps ?
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Or instead of 1 particular show, pick a theme like :\nShows that revolve around a family\nfemale leads\nshows based in NY ...etc.\nby picking a theme instead of just one show, you can make comparisons which will make for a better paper. Good luck!
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There are lot of Portfolio mgmt web based applications available.. one that can he checked in for customising is TeleLogic\nhttp://www.telelogic.com/corp/index.cfm\ncheck on the above link for more info and contact info for the same. May be this can give you a resolution.....