They noticed how even on the 2nd day, there were a TON of people in the park, real late, just for that reason. They live right next to this spot called Kel*** farms, which has a couple pokestops. Today 'Max’s Lemonade Stand' is a nonprofit that’s made over $30,000.A guy i work with told us a story about how the 2nd night of playing, his daughter had this ingenious idea, went something like this: FACT: In 2003, a 6-year-old boy started a lemonade stand to raise money for breast cancer research.Step 11: Attract customers Smile and wait for customers.Flies will swarm around them and it will look gross. TIP: Don’t set out cups already filled with lemonade.Step 10: Set up the lemonade Store extra ice and lemonade in separate containers under the table so you won’t have to run back to the kitchen, and fill a see-through serving pitcher with some ice, lemonade, and cut lemons.Put the words 'Gourmet' or 'Secret Recipe' on your sign. TIP: If there are other stands in your area, try to make yours stand out.Keep the money safe and organized in some kind of box on the table. Step 9: Have change Depending on what you’re charging, you’ll want to either have lots of quarters or single dollar bills to make it easy to make change for your customers.TIP: Make sure everything looks clean-the cups, table, pitcher, and even you!.On top of this set a clean tablecloth and lots of paper cups. You can use a folding table or some milk crates with boards on top. Step 8: Set up your table Set up your table.Step 7: Refrigerate the lemonade Pour the lemonade into a large thermos or several pitchers and refrigerate it until you’re ready to start selling.Step 6: Do a taste test Now comes the fun part-drink it! You’ve got to make sure it tastes good, but don’t drink too much or you’ll have to mix up some more.TIP: For 1 gallon of homemade lemonade, ask an adult to juice 6 lemons, then mix that with 1½ cups of sugar and 2 quarts of water and ice.Either way, have a grown-up cut up a lemon so you can float the slices in your pitcher. You can make it from a mix, but serving homemade lemonade will make your stand special and might help you sell more. Step 5: Make the lemonade Make your lemonade ahead of time.You can either make flyers or do an email blast announcing the time, location, and date of your grand opening. Step 4: Publicize your business While 'walk in' customers are usually the bulk of lemonade stand business, you might want to let your friends and family know what you’re up to.The bigger and flashier your sign, the more people will notice it. You can add a drawing of lemons or a glass of lemonade if you want. Write 'Lemonade for Sale' with the price clearly visible. Step 3: Make your lemonade sign Make your lemonade sign using some cardboard or foam core and a large, bold marker.Of course your front yard is just fine, too. Think hot days at playgrounds and fairs, or during little league games. Think about where and when the largest number of thirsty people would walk by your stand. Step 2: Pick a perfect day, time, and location Pick the perfect day, time, and location for your lemonade stand.TIP: Remember, if you’re setting up shop with other people, you’ll have to split the money you make with them!.Now you can decide how much you want to charge per cup to make sure you earn that. Will you have to spend any money on supplies? If you’re going to spend $5 of your own money on ingredients, for example, you’ll need to make more than $5 to make a profit, or the money you get to keep. Step 1: Make a business plan Before you make your lemonade, make a business plan.
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