1. How
to
Start
a
Kids'
Party
Organizing
Business
Do
you
love
kids
and
par1es?
Are
you
super
at
organizing
and
do
you
have
a
great
eye
for
detail?
Are
you
enthusias1c
and
outgoing?
If
so,
then
a
kids'
party
organizing
business
may
be
the
right
business
vehicle
for
you.
Party
organizing
is
a
growing
trend.
Birthday
par1es
seem
to
be
geCng
more
and
more
elaborate
and
this
trend
doesn’t
seem
to
be
slowing
down.
Plus
people
are
geCng
more
and
more
1me
poor
but
they
don’t
stop
wan1ng
to
create
the
very
best
for
their
children.
You
could
be
the
answer
to
busy
parents’
prayers.
A
kids'
party
organizer
will
help
plan
and
create
fun
and
unique
par1es
that
may
range
from
a
cowboy-­‐themed
barnyard
party
to
an
elaborate
party
in
a
castle
with
all
the
works.
How
Do
I
Get
Started?
Firstly,
you’ll
want
to
ensure
that
your
personality
is
suited
to
this
business.
You’ll
need
to
be
crea1ve
as
well
organized
and
it
helps
to
be
completely
unflappable.
Having
an
outgoing
personality
will
also
help
a
great
deal.
Being
able
to
communicate
effec1vely
with
both
adults
and
children
is
a
must.
The
next
step,
and
a
crucial
one
at
that,
is
to
decide
who
your
target
market
will
be.
Parents
willing
to
hire
a
party
organizing
service
will
likely
have
disposable
income
and
be
quite
happy
to
spend
it
on
their
children.
Make
sure
you’re
targe1ng
the
right
areas
of
town.
You’ll
also
want
to
be
clear
on
what
type
of
services
you’ll
provide.
Some
party
organizing
services
will
handle
everything
from
finding
the
right
theme,
to
seCng
up
and
organizing
the
party,
to
decora1ng
and
even
catering.
Offering
an
all-­‐in-­‐one
service
is
ideal
because
this
is
probably
what
your
customers
will
want
–
someone
to
plan
the
whole
thing
from
start
to
finish
without
too
many
complica1ons.
Write
a
list
of
what
services
you’ll
offer.
As
you
do
your
research,
you’ll
no1ce
the
list
may
be
endless
-­‐
from
providing
an
ice
cream
van
to
hot
air
balloons!
Of
course,
you
don’t
have
to
start
at
this
level
and
many
of
these
services
can
be
subcontracted
out.
However,
it’s
important
to
know
exactly
what
you
can
and
can’t
offer
customers
at
the
start.
What
about
the
Legali@es?

2. You’ll
want
to
start
by
registering
your
business.
You
can
do
this
at
your
local
county
office
and
they
will
let
you
know
of
all
the
requirements
you
need
to
meet.
Depending
on
what
type
of
services
you
provide,
this
may
vary.
If
in
doubt,
contact
your
local
county
office
and
they
should
be
able
to
provide
you
with
all
the
details.
How
Do
I
Find
Customers?
Start
off
small,
perhaps
with
a
small
ad
in
the
paper.
Is
there
a
no1ce
board
at
the
local
YMCA?
At
your
children’s
school?
A
magne1c
sign
on
your
car
with
your
company
logo
and
informa1on
is
another
good
op1on.
Do
you
have
a
local
library,
bakery
or
other
business
where
you
take
your
children?
Ask
if
you
can
leave
a
flyer
in
these
places.
Once
you
get
your
first
few
clients,
the
main
way
of
genera1ng
business
is
through
word
of
mouth.
If
parents
aWending
the
party
see
and
like
what
you’ve
done,
they’ll
ask
for
your
details
and
before
you
know
it,
you’ll
have
a
full
client
list.
Word-­‐of-­‐mouth
marke1ng
is
extremely
important
in
this
type
of
business
so
you’ll
want
to
do
your
absolute
best
to
provide
a
great
service.
If
you
love
kids
and
par1es
and
are
highly
organized
and
outgoing,
this
may
be
a
fantas1c
business
idea
to
pursue.