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An event is always going to be more problematic than a seasonal undertaking.
A business has to focus on a short term barrage of customers rather than the steady repeat customers that can build a solid foundation. |
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Farm stands sell seasonally and make a profit; Spirit Halloween is only open for a short time before Halloween and they seem to do fine.
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Events have a large surge of participants in a short period of time.
Much harder than if that is spread over a season. Bike Week gears up with temporary tents and vendors, which is not conducive to investment in brick and mortar structures. |
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