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Join Date: Dec 2013
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OK we are new to area, I've traveled across country from Alaska to NH, and NH to FL several times in my life, and never have heard of auctioning off tables. I can see where you would want to have confirmed income, however, I think that there are so many other ways to market your business. (the gist I have gotten from the post is that you are looking for ways to bring your business back?)
Auctioning a table off for a one night meal / special occasion for a cause is a great idea...or first night of the season opening? But, for a regular occurrence, um can't say it would be a good idea. If you are a chamber member, (if this local chamber does Business after hours type events) host a business after hours. Offer coupon savings or punch cards (spend a certain amount, get a free item, or dollar amount off next visit) Happy Hours Specials, etc...but auctioning off tables, just seems crazy. Have themed nights and special events. Its small town living, if it is good enough event, word will get around that is for sure. Ok there is my two cents :-) |
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: the left coast (Portland)and West Alton
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Would the fee paid to reserve a table at the Humane Society event be tax deductible?
If so, it might make sense; otherwise, not so much. |
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